The Cartoon Network website was known for its extensive collection of iconic cartoons and engaging games. It featured popular shows like The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter’s Laboratory, Adventure Time ...

Cartoon Network Flash games like Samurai Jack, Ben 10, and Teen Titans were nostalgic and engaging. Before there were ...

Cartoon Network’s official website has been shut down as it now redirects to the Max streaming service instead. Cartoon Network was once home to some of the most notable animated series releases ...

Variety reports that Warner completely wiped the Cartoon Network website—previously home to an archive of clips and full episodes of a wide variety of animated series, including the likes of ...

Warner Bros. Discovery gave no prior warning that it would soon shutter the Cartoon Network website, which has served as an outlet for younger viewers and game players for decades.

The shutdown of the Cartoon Network website marks the end of a cherished era. This site provided a digital playground for fans, featuring games and exclusive content, connecting viewers with their ...

Cartoon Network Games, Adult Swim Games, and Warner Bros. Discovery have not announced why the games were delisted. Polygon has reached out Warner Bros. Discovery for comment.

Even without cable, fans could relive those memories by watching online for free. Sadly, Warner Bros, its parent company, has decided to shut down the official Cartoon Network website.

The Cartoon Network website was previously home to several shows and clips, with complete episodes from Adventure Time, Teen Titans GO! and several other classics and animated series.

Cartoon Network Games has removed several games from sale on digital storefronts. By Marc Deschamps. December 26, 2024, 5:04pm. Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X; ...

Warner Bros. Discovery’s bold move leaves gamers questioning their Cartoon Network game love, sparking confusion in the industry. ... In an era where nostalgic content reigns supreme, ...

The Cartoon Network website was launched in July 1998 (an earlier version on the website was available via AOL in 1996). As of now, the websites of the other WBD cable networks remain operational.