Warner Bros revenue drops to 48% after failing to release a new game

Hollywood production house Warner Bros' revenue has dropped by 48%, and the reason behind this is very shocking. The biggest production house hasn't released any new games in the last quarter, and this has caused them to lose ground in the gaming industry.

Warner Bros. released Hogwarts Legacy and Mortal Kombat 1 last year, which had very high success and strong sales. But their recently released Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League didn’t produce good numbers, and the production house failed to release any games after that.

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Warner Bros is facing a loss

The brand has planned a new expansion to Hogwarts Legacy with a definitive edition that includes all the content. But the expansion never came into reality, and it was cancelled as the extra content didn’t justify the higher price. They have also released additional content for Suicide Squad with the final chapter. The game is still playable both online and offline.

As a result of the game's failure, there have been many updates made by the developer, and now they have reported a loss in their revenue. Warner Bros has now decided to cancel its Wonder Woman game and end the support for the live service. With all these issues, they failed to release any game this quarter, and that has resulted in revenue loss. But next month, they will release their Hogwarts Legacy on the Nintendo Switch 2 console. It will be followed by many of their games coming to the new Switch console. Not everything went in vain for the Warner Bros. group.

The recently released Minecraft movie is one of the biggest blockbusters this year. The game's adopted movie grossed over $900 million and over $300 million. It is the top-grossing movie of 2025, and it is still continuing its good run in many countries. WB’s next big release of this year will be the most anticipated Superman. The world’s greatest superhero is returning to the silver screen after more than a decade since 'Man of Steel'. They are the sole owners of the DC studios that have Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and many others. 

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