Report states Microsoft interested in buying Warner Bros’ gaming unit

Microsoft Corp has expressed interest in buying Warner Bros’ gaming unit. As per CNBC report previous month, Warner Bros parent AT&T Inc was in discussion for sale of its Interactive Entertainment gaming division which owns popular videogame ’Mortal Kombat’ for a deal that could be worth ~$4bn. Microsoft and AT&T have not yet confirmed to these reports.

Report states Microsoft interested in buying Warner Bros’ gaming unit

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