But with the whole team of Monolith Productions now gone, WB Games’ existing patent on the Nemesis system lacks experts, making it near worthless and defunct for the time being.

The innovative Nemesis system from Monolith's Lord of the Rings games may not resurface for a long time.

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A new report has claimed that Monolith was struggling to add the Nemesis System to its Wonder Woman game, which has since been cancelled.

The Nemesis system was set to be utilised again in Monolith's Wonder Woman game, though that project has now been cancelled alongside the studio's closure.

Monolith's innovative Nemesis system was born out of a response to the way players resold one of WB Games' best-selling titles.

Just because Monolith Productions was killed off doesn't mean their Nemesis System is not tied up still with Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. still owns the Monolith developed Nemesis system, despite shutting down studio.

Gamers think a new ‘Shadow Of Mordor’ game is coming – but not for a good reason Warner Bros. shut down Monolith but still owns the rights to their Nemesis System By Ali Shutler 27th ...

One of the best game mechanics in recent memory, the Nemesis system from Shadow of Mordor, is locked behind a patent until 2036. It was going to be used in a new Wonder Woman game, but that was ...