Warner Bros. has announced that David Haddad, who has served as the president of WB Games for the past 12 years, is leaving the company. He will officially depart in April after the company finds ...

by William D'Angelo, posted on 01 September 2022 / 3,334 Views. The head of Warner Bros. Games (WB Games), David Haddad, speaking with Axios said his teams continue to be supported and have not ...

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president David Haddad is exiting his role after 12 years leading the Warner Bros. Games division. Haddad will stay on with the David Zaslav-led company for ...

Warner Bros. Games president David Hadddad will step down after 12 years of leading the company’s interactive entertainment division, the company announced.. Haddad will stay on board with the ...

The head of Warner Bros Games, David Haddad, is leaving the role after 12 years. Haddad will continue as Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment president for three months as WB searches for his ...

Now, WB Games' top dog, president David Haddad, is on the way out. There's no denying that, despite the recent poor run for WB Games, Haddad has overseen some decent games during his ten-year run ...

WB Games head David Haddad will keep his role despite a significant shakeup in the leadership ranks as parent company WarnerMedia merges with Discovery. As per the Hollywood Reporter, ...

Now WB Games boss David Haddad has delivered some big assurances that nothing will happen to WB Games. In a recent interview with Axios, Haddad essentially said WB Games was safe.

In the midst of a report about Hogwarts Legacy's strong sales this past holiday season, Warner Bros. Discovery Games CEO David Haddad disclosed that DCU tie-in video games are currently in the works.

Announced via press release today, WB Games confirmed that it had purchased Player First Games. Details related to the cost of the purchase weren’t disclosed, nor did those at WB shed much light ...

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president David Haddad is exiting his role after 12 years leading the Warner Bros. Games division. Haddad will stay on with the David Zaslav-led company for ...