Hasbro, owner of Renton’s Wizards of the Coast, refocuses on play
A gamer at heart, Cocks was tapped to run what was then the largest U.S. toymaker in 2022 after the death of his predecessor ...
Hasbro’s gamer CEO refocuses on play after selling film business
While studios such as Sony Group Corp. and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. will continue to make movies based on the company’s ...
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Hasbro No Longer Financing Transformers Movies May Be a Blessing in Disguise
Now, parent company Hasbro is taking things in a different direction, and it might forcibly change everything. ...
After the success of Baldur's Gate 3, Hasbro has a new Dungeons & Dragons game in the works: "We want to reach fans where they want to play"
Following in the footsteps of Larian Studios and its banger RPG Baldur's Gate 3, Hasbro says it's working on another Dungeons ...
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Online Commander sounds like a miserable way to play Magic: The Gathering
Wizards of the Coast is testing a new MTG videogame that brings Commander to the digital world, but do we really want to play ...
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MTG is testing a standalone Commander videogame, Hasbro reveals
Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks has teased a new Magic: The Gathering game based on Commander, and spoke about boosting the ...
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Hasbro Is Producing A New Magic The Gathering Video Game – And Making The Next D&D Video Game Themselves
Hasbro has shared a new update on what video game products they are planning to make next.
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New Magic: The Gathering And Dungeons & Dragons Video Games Are On The Way
A Microsoft veteran who joined Hasbro in 2016 as president of its Wizards of the Coast division--which includes Magic: The ...
How the Maker of Nerf Guns Will Navigate Trump’s Tariffs on China
The president-elect’s potential levies add urgency for Hasbro to find new factories for its toys and games.
New Dungeons & Dragons And G.I. Joe Games Are Coming
Chris Cocks, who’s been running Hasbro since 2022, told Bloomberg an unannounced Dungeons & Dragons game is currently in ...
Hasbro's not paying for any more toy movies
Hasbro is taking its toys and going home—or, at least, refusing to continue paying the partial costs to make movies based on them. Inspired, presumably, by lackluster box office returns on critically ...