Warner Bros Defers Release Of This Multiplayer Anti-Heroes Shooter Game Again

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc WBD has again postponed a Suicide Squad comic book franchise-inspired video gaming launch from May to later this year.
Warner Bros deferred the launch to fix bugs and improve the lagging aspects of the game, Bloomberg reports citing familiar sources.
Warner Bros eyed the release of the multiplayer shooter game starring a group of comic book anti-heroes Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, in 2022 until it slipped to 2023 early last year.
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When Warner Bros showcased Suicide Squad during a PlayStation event in February, it faced flak due to its service elements, like purchasable cosmetics and a requirement to play online.
Warner Bros did not propose overhauling much of the core gameplay that had led to the backlash.
Warner’s first game of 2023, Hogwarts Legacy, saw enormous success despite widespread criticism due to Harry Potter creator JK Rowling’s views.
In 2022, Warner Bros faced criticism for shelving “Batgirl” for reasons undisclosed.
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