Cartoon Network is a beloved channel known for great cartoons, but many may not know about its live-action series that used ...

From Ben 10 and Dexter's Laboratory to The Powerpuff Girls and Codename: Kids Next Door, Cartoon Network has produced tons of ...

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One of the most striking aspects of Warner Bros. Discovery’s approach to the delisting of these Cartoon Network games has been their commitment to silence. The company has remained tight-lipped ...

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 ...

In the 2000s, as high-speed internet and iPods and ... and that adulthood isn't all fun and games. Jenna's blossoming romance with a childhood friend, Matt – whose adult self is played by ...

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 ...

Four Cartoon Network platinum trophies have been delisted for December 2024 in a surprise update that means you can't pick up these games from the PS Store. As reported by Polygon, a number of Cartoon ...

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 ...

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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 ...