Hogwarts Legacy Definitive Edition and DLC have been canceled its claimed. This comes via Jason Schreier at Bloomberg. Warner Bros Entertainments gaming division has canceled the project with concerns that the price being considered was not substantial enough to justify the amount of content in the Definitive Edition and DLC.
Hogwarts Legacy was the biggest game of 2023 claimed by Warner Bros and currently sits at around 34 million units sold. With one of the largest titles in Warner Bros history, many of us expected to see more content on the way to hold fans over until the release of the inevitable sequel. The DLC was to add in new storyline content, it’s been said, but we never had any official statement as to what we would have seen. A definitive edition and DLC should have been easy money.
We’ve watched Warner Bros gaming division struggle as of late with Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League, Harry Potter Quidditch Champions, the closure of three studios and the recent cancelation of Wonder Woman that was to feature the Nemesis system. R.I.P. to a legendary system that only saw the light of day in Shadow of War and Shadow of Mordor.
It seems now, with the cancelation of the definitive edition and DLC, Avalanche Studios will be full steam ahead on Hogwarts Legacy 2 instead. Will this allow Warner Bros to get back on track and become a profitable company once again? They do have some of the biggest IPs, they just don’t seem to know what to do with them.
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