Warner Bros. Making Waves Beyond Movies
Warner Bros. is making headlines not just for cancelling movies like Batgirl and Coyote vs Acme, but also for delisting games published under Adult Swim Games.
Developers React to Game Removal
Developers behind games like Small Radios Big Televisions and Fist Puncher are speaking out after Warner Bros. contacted them about removing their games.
Devs Forced to Delist Games
Fire Face, the developer of Small Radios Big Televisions, was told their game would be removed in 60 days, prompting them to make it free to download. Similarly, the creators of Fist Puncher were denied ownership transfer of their game's Steam page.
Deery Calls Decision "Depressing"
Owen Deery, from Fire Face, expressed disappointment over Warner Bros.' decision, citing vague reasons of "internal business changes" without much explanation.
Industry Reacts to Game Removal
Developers warn of a concerning trend in the video game industry, urging players to support physical games and backups to preserve the art form. Other popular games under the Adult Swim label may also be at risk.
More Gaming Drama
For more on gaming controversies, look into Nintendo's battle against the Yuzu emulator.
