- Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc (NASDAQ: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.
- Price Action: WBD shares closed lower by 3.72% at $14.77 on Thursday.
TELUS International Q3 Adj. EPS $0.26 Misses $0.29 Estimate, Sales $556.00M Up From $427.00M YoY; Reaffirms Guidance
TELUS International (NYSE:TIXT) reported quarterly earnings of $0.26 per share which missed the analyst consensus estimate of $0.29 by 10.34 percent. The company reported $556.00 million in sales this quarter. This is a
