Warner Bros. Gaming Division It will remain in the AT&T structure. The company is not going to be sold for several reasons, including the potential success of future game releases and plans to repay the huge debt of the media conglomerate.According to Bloomberg sources familiar with the situation, AT&T considered Warner Bros.

According to rumors, in the purchase of the gaming division of Warner Bros. several major publishers were interested at once — including Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard. However, now the head of the company has issued an official denial.WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar wrote a letter to the company’s employees, in which he denied information about the sale of Warner Bros.