Warner Bros. Discovery delisted several Cartoon Network games without clear reasons, causing fan outrage. Warner Bros. Discovery has removed games like Steven Universe: Save the Light and Samurai ...

The messages are signed by “Cartoon Network Games” or “Adult Swim Games.” Cartoon Network Games, Adult Swim Games, and Warner Bros. Discovery have not announced why the games were delisted.

Warner Bros. Discovery and its Cartoon Network Games publisher were planning to quietly delist a number of games from major online storefronts. And they would have gotten away with it too ...

Grumpyface Studios has expressed heartbreak over many of its games under the Cartoon Network label being delisted due to cost-cutting measures. Steven Universe: The Light Trilogy and the Teeny ...

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Warner Bros. Discovery’s bold move leaves gamers questioning their Cartoon Network game love, sparking confusion in the ...

Regular Show, one of the best Cartoon Network animated series in recent memory ... and is packed with references and inspirations from video games and Dungeons and Dragons.

However, this is a somewhat different situation, as the games in question are based on properties owned by Cartoon Network. As such, it’s going to be a lot harder to convince the company to keep ...

At least five games released under the Warner Bros. Discovery publishing label Cartoon Network Games have been delisted from digital stores, including Steam and the Nintendo eShop, seemingly never ...