Warner Bros. and Paramount Merge Game Divisions Under Tony Driscoll
Paramount Games Studio head Tony Driscoll will lead the combined operation, which includes the developers behind Batman, Mortal Kombat, and Hogwarts Legacy.
Warner Bros. and Paramount have combined their video game divisions following the two companies' $110 billion merger, according to Collider. Paramount Games Studio head Tony Driscoll will lead the combined operation.
The combined business brings the developers behind Batman, Mortal Kombat, and Hogwarts Legacy into Paramount's gaming operation. Warner Bros.' game studios now sit alongside Paramount's existing labels under one roof.
Paramount's own games portfolio includes TMNT: The Last Ronin and Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game. Those titles, along with the newly absorbed Warner Bros. franchises, form the lineup of the merged division.
No changes to individual projects or release schedules were announced alongside the consolidation. The combined division will operate under Driscoll's leadership.
Quick answers
Who will lead the combined Warner Bros. and Paramount games division?
Paramount Games Studio head Tony Driscoll will lead the combined operation.
Which franchises are part of the merged games division?
The division includes the developers behind Batman, Mortal Kombat, and Hogwarts Legacy, alongside Paramount's TMNT: The Last Ronin and Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game.
Why did Warner Bros. and Paramount combine their game divisions?
The combination follows the $110 billion merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount.