Warner Bros. games are coming out of the shadow of its movies
Warner Bros. is known for its movies, but its games are also a big business. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is No. 12 on the...
The DeanBeat: How Warner Bros. rescued Avalanche Studios after Disney buried it
Disney and Warner Bros. have taken very different strategies in video games, and Avalanche Software, the decades-old Salt Lake City development studio, was caught...
How Warner Bros. is making its game business digitally powered
A decade ago, Warner Bros. embarked on an ambitious plan to become a big player in video games by acquiring studios that would internally...
Warner Bros. is racing ahead with internal studios creating console and PC games
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment had a stellar year of blockbuster games in 2015. Those games included Batman: Arkham Knight, Mortal Kombat X, Dying Light,...
Our next speaker for GamesBeat 2016: Warner Bros. games chief David Haddad
Our next speaker for our GamesBeat 2016 event is David Haddad, president of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Haddad spoke last year at our inaugural GamesBeat Summit event,...
Warner Bros. promotes David Haddad to president of games business
David Haddad, the executive who has presided over a string of hits at Warner Bros., has been promoted to president of the entertainment giant’s...
Warner Bros. game revenue rises 135% in Q2
Batman: Arkham Knight and Mortal Kombat have delivered big returns for Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The video game company’s parent, Time Warner, reported that...
Introducing our first speakers for the inaugural GamesBeat Summit May 5-May 6
The GamesBeat Summit will bring together 180 gaming executives from all segments of the gaming platform ecosystem.
Warner Bros. gets a new digital games chief
David Haddad replaces Greg Ballard, who is moving to run WBIE's new game studio in San Francisco.