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I don’t think Netflix care about WB Games at all.
Something about this is absolutely hilarious to me. Sad though when thinking about it critically.
I don't know, makes a lot of sense critically to me.
If you think about the last few big games they were behind, Hogwarts Legacy stands out, Mortal Kombat I guess, throw in what ever the last Lego game was.
But you also have Suicide Squad, Gotham Knights, Multiversus these massive games that just have an awful reputation.
Arkham Knight is nearly a decade old, Middle Earth series is around that same time. Back for Blood is newish but that never exactly set the world on fire.
My gut reaction was pretty shocked, cause I have amazing memories and fondness of some WB games, then I remember that was 10+ years ago with MK9, Batman Arkham Asylum and City, Mad Max, Bastion, Scribblenauts...