“All we wanted was a Batman Beyond game” — Gaming community reacts to Warner Bros. accepting Suicide Squad’s revenue failure

The looming issue Warner Bros. had with Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League is very few people picked up the game. The majority of the gaming community resonated to say that this product from Rocksteady Studios was a far cry from an enjoyable title.

This concern was brought to light on Twitter by Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier, who said the CEO of Warner Bros. was not happy with the game's performance.

Note: Parts of this article are based on the author's opinion.

X user @Glory9594_ commented by saying they only wanted a Batman Beyond game and nothing more. The community was quite vocal in saying that single-player Arkham games, based on Batman Beyond, would yield a better response from the consumers of this franchise.

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X user @Mclovin1650 said:

Although Rocksteady Studios is considered one of the best when it comes to single-player titles, its venture in the field of live service games fell flat. The common cacophony in the gaming community calls for a good single-player title that they enjoy and not something as disastrous as this game.

itsREDACTED, a Twitter user, commented that David, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, or whoever had advocated for a live service game, should bear full responsibility and be dismissed for the significant failure of this title.

Many were saddened to witness poor decision-making from higher-ups pushing talented developers under the bus.

As mentioned, according to a recent X post from Jason Schreier, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, David Zaslav claimed that the company's "quarter's financials took a hit" because of the sorrowful