AT&T's $43 Billion Deal Will Impact Harry Potter, Mortal Kombat, Batman Game Studios

AT&T's $43 billion deal with Discovery sees the telecom giant unload its content divisions, including HBO Max's WarnerMedia to create a new standalone company, but what's going to happen with the video game division, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment?

We still don't have all the answers, but a spokesperson told Axios writer Sara Fischer that "some of the gaming arm will stay with AT&T and some will go with the new company."

That's all AT&T had to say on the matter. WBIE has 11 studios, including Avalanche Software, Monolith Productions, Rocksteady, NetherRealm, TT Games, WB Games Montreal, WB Games Boston, WB Games San Diego, WB Games New York, and WB Games San Francisco. We have followed up with WBIE in an attempt to further clarify how this will shake out concerning which studios stay with AT&T and which go to the new company.