Warner Bros. delists six Cartoon Network Games from various digital storefronts, including Steam and the Nintendo eShop.
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. shut down the Cartoon Network website, which now leads you to the Max website instead. Adult Swim shows were also taken off Max, and now games are being delisted from ...
In November, Electronic Arts culled Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, and Battlefield: Hardline from the Xbox and PlayStation ...
Cartoon Network, a division of Warner Bros. Discovery, has quietly removed a half-dozen of its games from sale on Steam and ...
Warner Bros. is going on a delisting spree again, this time pulling a host of Cartoon Network-licensed games from digital ...
At least five games released under the Warner Bros. Discovery publishing label Cartoon Network Games have been delisted from ...
Warner Bros. Called Out By Charlie The Unicorn Creator For Using His Work In MultiVersus Advertising
When Jason Steele, creator of Charlie the Unicorn, heard audio from his creation in a promotional video for Warner Bros.
CNN's line-up of international correspondents will also make appearances during the broadcast, including Lynda Kinkade from ...
Shacknews founder Steve Gibson has moved on from Gearbox, forming a new video game publisher, Cooldown Games, with id and ...
All 245 Regular Show episodes--and its movie--are headed to DVD on February 4.
For the Final Fantasy physical media sickos among us, today is a special day. For the eBay scalpers out there, less so, ...
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