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Paramount creates a dedicated games group after the merger, signaling a formal pillar for games alongside film and TV.
Amy Hennig joins Paramount Games as studio creative director, underscoring a major leadership shift for the new studio.
Dan Prigg moves from Skydance Interactive to Paramount as EVP and head of games, signaling unified leadership for the division.

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Latest update confirms Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra won’t release before 2027 at the earliest.
Paramount Games Studio executive says the game is real, playable, and in development.
The title was announced in 2021 and is being developed by Skydance New Media.
Shawn Kittelsen explains delays were due to disruptive industry factors and ambitious timelines.
Kittelsen says the team is being given time to cook and maintain sustainability.
Paramount Games Studio consolidates Paramount and Skydance studios following the merger.
The game features Captain America, Azzuri, Black Panther of the 1940s, and more.
A cinematic trailer was shown in 2022, but production has faced delays since.
Hennig’s team is working on another untitled Star Wars game, as per the interview.
The article notes the development model aims to be more responsible and sustainable.

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Avatar: The Last Airbender AAA RPG announced in 2024 is canceled, according to IGN confirmatio
The working title Ice Wars aimed to tell a new story thousands of years in the past
Paramount Games Studio said the project was not in production when their team was formed
Paramount decided to discontinue the Avatar RPG while continuing other Avatar titles
Paramount remains publishing other Avatar projects, including Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game
Saber Interactive was originally tied to the project with a 2027/2028 window
Paramount cites a shift to a more focused game strategy after the Skydance merger
The Last Ronin TMNT remains in development under a different publisher
Paramount’s stance suggests future Avatar games may appear in a different form

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Paramount Games Studio confirms Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin is in development with PlatinumGames as a AAA action-adventure.
The game is expected for consoles and PC, with a focus on heart and story alongside combat and action.
Shawn Kittelsen describes Paramount’s gaming strategy as elevating games to a content pillar alongside film and TV.
Paramount aims to build internal development capacity with Skydance studios to publish and co-develop future titles.
The Last Ronin project aligns with PlatinumGames’ reputation for action games and narrative ambition.
Paramount confirms the Last Ronin deal terms are fully executed and milestones are underway.
Paramount plans to honor source material while expanding the TMNT universe in games.
Shawn Kittelsen highlights cross-franchise opportunities and quality control for Paramount IP.
The Last Ronin game is described as an action-adventure set around the last surviving Turtle's quest for vengeance.
The project marks a shift from licensing to in-house publishing for Paramount’s games portfolio.

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