According to the article, Rocksteady’s placed back on single player games and WB is planning on focusing on their main moneymaking IPs.
So there’s a chance something good might come out in a few years, but a lot of the old people seem to have left. Decision-making departments might be lacking experienced leaders and this might end up causing hiccups.
I’d say someone did learn something from this, but it might be too little, too late.
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So, are they going to learn anything or just do it right again?
Can they even afford to do it again?
According to the article, Rocksteady’s placed back on single player games and WB is planning on focusing on their main moneymaking IPs.
So there’s a chance something good might come out in a few years, but a lot of the old people seem to have left. Decision-making departments might be lacking experienced leaders and this might end up causing hiccups.
I’d say someone did learn something from this, but it might be too little, too late.