Warner Media CEO Says Gotham Knights and Hogwarts Legacy Will Launch in 2022 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 28 January 2022 / 1,513 Views
Warner Bros. was originally set to releasing the third-person action RPG, Gotham Knights, and Hogwarts Legacy in 2021 before they were both delayed to 2022.
Warner Media CEO via Twitter has reassured fans that both games will launch this year. He talked about the lineup for 2022 and said the company is "delivering of a full slate of highly anticipated games." In the same tweet there were images of Gotham Knights and Hogwarts Legacy.
There was a rumor that Hogwarts Legacy might get delayed to 2023, however, that was later debunked.
This mission, this strategy continues in ‘22 with a sense of urgency: launching HBO Max in many more countries this quarter and the balance of the year, launching CNN+, delivering of a full slate of highly anticipated games. 10/x pic.twitter.com/CY5jYAhxU5
— Jason Kilar (@jasonkilar) January 26, 2022
A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com or on Twitter @TrunksWD.
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These 2 titles along with Lego Star Wars and Suicide Squad means Warner Bros Interactive is gonna have an insane 2022!!
A 0.0% chance I'll buy any game connected to J.K. Rowling, sadly.
I think I would find JK Rowling's views distracting when trying to play a Harry Potter/Howarts game, and it would take away from my enjoyment, whatever her royalty structure is. And even if it was a lump sum, I very much doubt it was a one-time thing, I imagine it would have to be renewed from time to time.
The gradual erasure of biological women at the hands of trans women? That seems like a straw man argument to me, the overwhelming number of women are CIS women, with trans women a tiny and frequently persecuted (even murdered) minority. Trans athletes is an interesting issue, and one with more nuance than most think (look at how few trans athletes have made an impact at the Olympics, for example).
I'm less concerned with sport, and more concerned with people's safety. JK Rowling is obsessed with a trans woman victimizing a CIS woman in a washroom, despite there not being a single instance in the world in criminal law that I'm aware of. And yet trans women regularly encounter incredible amounts of violence in their day to day lives. If she's worried about people's safety, she's doing the opposite of what she should be doing.
