Just about everyone in the gaming industry is hot to trot and ready to show off some new games this year, but one publisher that won't have much to share? Warner Bros. Interactive, as a spokesperson confirmed to TechRadar that Gotham Knights, Hogwarts Legacy, and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League won't be popping up at E3 this year. Boo, boo-urns.

The age of the mega-merger is upon us, as communications giant AT&T has realised just how hard the world of entertainment is and has decided to flog Warner Media off to Discovery for $43 billion. That deal is likely to have some huge ramifications (and customary lay-offs) for a number of companies in the Warner Media portfolio, such as DC Comics and Rooster Teeth, as well as the company's video game division Warner Bros. Interactive.

Looks like the next Civil War event in the Marvel Comics Universe is headed to the world of video games.

Rocksteady wants to combine the awesome fisticuffs of their Batman games with deadly new gunplay to create the definitive Suicide Squad experience.

Coming in hot to trot thanks to Batman: Arkham Asylum’s genre-breaking debut a few years earlier, Arkham City had plenty of hype behind it and giving it the necessary momentum to be a sales juggernaut at the time.

Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts might be interested in purchasing Warner Bros. Interactive if its parent company makes the sale official, but they'd be facing some stiff green competition from Microsoft along the way.

There’s a lot of value within the brands under Warner Bros. Interactive’s control, as they not only publish games but have a majority stake in several studios as well. So, you feel like making a deal with them then?

Accio fresh rumours! Its been a while since any new rumours for the Harry Potter RPG game that Avalanche Software has been working on have managed to surface, but it’s time to get Sirius.