Hasbro Has Over 40 Series and Films in Development

Hasbro's 40+ Series and Films Unveilings Begin in 2026 with Major Studios Collaborations

A powerhouse in toys, games, film, and television, Hasbro is currently developing over 40 different series and films based on its iconic brands. CEO Chris Cocks told Deadline that the company waits until projects are in active production to announce them, indicating major reveals starting in 2026. Hasbro collaborates with leading studios, including Netflix, Disney, Universal Pictures, Paramount, Warner Bros., and Lionsgate, to create television shows, movies, and games. Among the projects in development are a live-action Monopoly movie and a Monopoly series for Netflix, though details on the other projects remain under wraps.

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In our ongoing effort to keep you informed about the latest gaming news and trends, we couldn't resist sharing a couple of exciting developments that have caught our eye this week. First off, Jonathan Dubinski recently revealed that Kirby Air Riders, coming exclusively to the Nintendo Switch on February 28th, will be a complete experience right out of the gate. As Masahiro Sakurai himself confirmed, there are no plans for additional content or DLCs, which has sparked both disappointment and intrigue among fans, especially given Sakurai's hint at his next project. You can read more about this news here Kirby Air Riders Won't Get Any Additional Content or DLCs. Meanwhile, as we wrap up this week's exploration into the captivating world of gaming, why not take a moment to plan your own gaming adventures for the weekend? Our friend Marcus Thompson over at Players For Life has just published an insightful piece titled "What are you going to play this weekend?" What are you going to play this weekend? that encourages our community to share their diverse gaming preferences. So, whether you're a hardcore strategist or a casual explorer, head over to Marcus' blog and let's make every moment count! Last but not least, we've been watching with interest as a compelling fan-driven movement gains traction among Star Wars enthusiasts. Bruno Pferd's latest piece, "Fans Demand a Star Wars Film for Ben Solo," published on October 25th, delves into the growing chorus calling for Disney to produce a standalone film centered around the complex character of Kylo Ren. With revelations from actor Adam Driver fueling speculation about Ben Solo's redemption arc, fans are getting creative – even employing airborne messaging – in their attempts to capture CEO Bob Iger's attention. While Disney remains mum on this intriguing prospect, it's clear that there's a passionate audience eager for more of Solo's story. You can check out Bruno's article here Fans Demand a Star Wars Film for Ben Solo.