The Changing Face of Warner Bros. Games

Warner Bros. Games is undergoing a big shake-up. David Haddad, the head of the division for over a decade, is stepping down. He's not leaving right away, though. Haddad will stay for the next three months to help find his replacement and make sure things run smoothly. The company wants to minimize any disruptions to their projects.Haddad's exit comes at a time when the gaming division has had some ups and downs. Recently, their game "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" didn't do as well as expected. On the other hand, "Hogwarts Legacy" was a massive hit. The company is thinking about focusing more on mobile games and live-service titles instead of big games that take years to make. The company isn't planning to sell off the games division. They just want to find someone new to lead it. Haddad is proud of what he's accomplished and looks forward to the future. He'll always support the team, even after he leaves.