Microsoft’s 10,000 Layoffs Impact Gaming Divisions, Including Halo And Starfield Developers
Microsoft has officially announced plans to lay off 10,000 employees, raising concerns about the impact on gaming divisions such as Xbox and Bethesda.
Microsoft has officially announced plans to lay off 10,000 employees, raising concerns about the impact on gaming divisions such as Xbox and Bethesda.
Avowed, the highly anticipated fantasy RPG from Obsidian, offers a closer look at its magical universe, emphasizing player choice and a dynamic combat system.
343 Industries, the developer behind the iconic Halo series, has unveiled future plans for its renowned shooter franchise while simultaneously announcing a slowdown in support for Halo Infinite.
In the aftermath of Microsoft’s recent extensive round of layoffs, it appears that 343 Industries, the developer behind Halo Infinite, has been significantly affected.
Microsoft has officially announced plans to lay off 10,000 employees, raising concerns about the impact on gaming divisions such as Xbox and Bethesda.
In its debut weekend, Palworld, a recently launched multiplayer game, has taken the gaming industry by storm.
In a groundbreaking announcement during the latest Xbox Developer Direct 2024, Ninja Theory has officially confirmed the release date for Hellblade 2: Senua’s Saga—set to launch on May 21, 2024.
MachineGames has provided a sneak peek into the much-anticipated Xbox title, now officially named “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.” While no specific release date has been disclosed, the developers have assured fans that the game will hit screens before the end of the year.
Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind Fallout: New Vegas, has pinned down a Fall 2024 release window for their highly-anticipated first-person action-adventure RPG, Avowed.
Rockstar Games has announced that the Rockstar Editor will no longer be available on the PS4 and Xbox One versions of GTA Online starting February 20.
Mark Slater-Tunstill, VFX director for Hellblade 2, unveils the game’s combat as a “brutal” departure from the original, aiming to immerse players in protagonist Senua’s struggle.
The development team shared insights into their desire to revive Lara Croft’s initial three adventures in a recent PlayStation Blog post.