This rejigging, Warner Bros exec JB Perrette says, is all about "optimising our team structure to develop long-term franchise roadmaps", which is definitely some words. It follows Warner Bros. Games ...

Cliffhanger Games, the now-closed studio behind EA’s now-canceled Black Panther game, would have included the Nemesis System in the Marvel superhero story ...

Like they were in a doomed romance, it seemed like players were fated to part with Monolith Productions' patented Nemesis System for 11 years after WB Games shut the studio down this winter.

Subscribe to Push Square on YouTube 156k Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor had a killer feature that made it stand out from its contemporaries — the Nemesis system. While Monolith Productions ...

Monolith Productions were set to remix the Nemesis System with its Wonder Woman game, but WB recently scrapped the project and shut down the entire 30-year old studio, which was also responsible ...

Monolith Productions had been around for a little over 30 years, starting back in 1994. For the first decade, most of its titles were on PC, with much more of a focus on consoles after it joined ...

Today, February 25, it was announced Warner Bros. is shutting down Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and Warner Bros. Games San Diego, as well as canceling Monolith’s Wonder Woman game.

Warner Bros recently confirmed the closure of three gaming studios, including Middle-earth developer Monolith Productions. The studio is notable for designing a technology capable of providing ...

However, now that Monolith no longer exists, the fate of the Nemesis system is seemingly in limbo, and can't be used by any other studio as Warner Bros. holds its patent until 2036.

Following the recent news that Warner Bros. had cancelled the Wonder Woman game that'd long been in the works at Shadow of Mordor developer Monolith Productions, and shut down that studio along ...