If you wonder what the DCU's video game entries will look like, according to James Gunn, you have to wait at least a few years, but I am not confident of how long the development will take nowadays. “

The new DCU may make some progress on the film and television page, but you have to continue to wait for your video game entries.

Connected Universes were obviously something that many studios have been looking for since the introduction of the MCU, and many have failed to successfully create you, including DC. Co-CEOs of DC Studios James Gunn and Peter Safran are currently working on finding the new law. The first big entry is the Superman film of the former, who found out this summer. But it's not just film and television that DC Studios is interested in, since Gunn and Saffran also seem to want games that are also canon for the DCU. The couple has already mentioned this, but at a recently carried out presentation for the press, Gunn has had an update about how long we can expect until we see these page of things.

When asked how long it will take for the first DCU game to arrive, Gunn explained that it has been removed for years, but the first debut of something is a few years away (via comicbook.com). Saffran added that it was “a few years, but we have had a lot of activity that some things that arise is really interesting.” The two also announced that they with the injustice developer Netherrealm and the Studio Rocksteady (which Batman Arkham series Batman Arkham) (which might be able to play a single player Batman game again) about future DC projects and the way in which both studios could be consulted to them.

“We work incredibly closely with JB Perrette who runs this department,” said Safran. “It is really the first time that Warner Bros. James and I sit with the boys who lead the studios under JB, regardless of whether they are interested in and that they are interested.”

Gunn noticed that they “see designs for the projects in their earliest phases. We talk about what the story could be, and we will say:” Well, you may want to go like this because we are planning on maybe something to do with this character. '”

Personally, I am not even confident that we will see an announcement for a game in the next few years – the development will only take as long as you consider how massive games are today, so I will not stick it to these comments. In addition, you have only announced more projects that you have in the works, and I am not even sure that you can manage them.