Warner Bros. Games Joins Paramount Games Following $110bn Skydance Merger
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The new group will bring together studios such as Rocksteady, NetherRealm, Avalanche Software and TT Games and start working with popular properties such as Harry Potter, DC and Star Trek.
The merger of Warner Bros. and Paramount is complete. In addition to films and series, games like Hogwarts Legacy are also affected. After several months of negotiations, the new company operates under the name Skydance and bundles among others Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. as well as all associated streaming services and gaming studios. Large brands – a home This means [...]
Skydance closes Warner Bros.'s purchase for 111,000 million and unifies its video game divisions into one unit. Skydance's entry merges Warner Bros and Paramount's video games after paying 111 billion was first published in What!.
It seems that Warner Bros. Games and Skydance Media are going to be part of a single team in the development of video games, which will work on IP like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.
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