Earlier this week, Netflix announced that it had agreed a deal to spend a whole lot of money to acquire Warner Bros. That includes pretty much everything that belongs to the company, including its gaming division, which includes various high-profile studios such as Rocksteady, Avalanche, TT Games, NetherRealm, and more.
Unsurprisingly, many people assumed that this would be a good thing for the franchises they love, with Netflix keen to reap the benefits of its fancy new games studios. Arkham fans became hopeful that Rocksteady would go back to its roots, while a petition was even set up in an attempt to get the patent on the Nemesis system removed.
Despite the overwhelming amount of new toys that could be at its disposal, it seems as though Netflix isn't particularly interested in any of them. In fact, the company doesn't seem all that interested in the Warner Bros. gaming division at all.
First shared by Pocket Gamer (thanks Kotaku), Netflix co-CEO Gregory Peters recently said in a call with investors that the gaming division of Warner Bros. is "relatively minor compared to the grand scheme of things." Peters even claimed that the gaming side of Warner Bros. added barely...
