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Layoff timelines will vary by location, and PlayStation's London Studio will be closed entirely. [12] On July 31, 2024 Sony announced further layoffs at Bungie, cutting 220 employees (17% of Bungie’s workforce), while 155 employees were reassigned to other PlayStation Studios, and around 40 moved to a new studio.
Post-layoffs, “they are still going to be spending more money and bigger budgets on a lot of their established franchises, but they are divesting out of a lot of the newer games and IPs.”
Bungie's communications director David Dague dispelled ideas that Activision was a "prohibitive overlord" that limited Bungie's creative control, and instead stated that both companies amicably split due to different ideas of where the Destiny franchise should head. [68] Bungie announced a major expansion of its firm in February 2021.
This was reduced to one after more layoffs in October 2010, after delays with Singularity; as many as 40 staff were released. Following the layoffs and after id Software was bought over by ZeniMax Media, Raven has since become a primary developer for the Call of Duty series. [24] [25] [26] By July 2021, Raven Software had grown to roughly 350 ...
The YouTube layoffs, first reported by Tubefilter, are part of Google’s initiative to reduce its employee count to “[invest] in big priorities” this year, ...
“Even after the spate of Tech layoff announcements, there is likely more to do given that tech saw 20% excess hiring over the past three years," BofA said.
Worlds, Inc. challenged the IPRs at the Patent Office, as they did not include Activision as an interested party, a requirement that would have been necessary given the publisher/developer relationship between Activision and Bungie. The Patent Office did not accept this argument, and subsequently agreed with the Bungie IPRs that portions of ...
Other Google layoffs typically involve giving months notice, but YouTube Music workers were given 30 minutes to leave the office, according to Benedict. The union backs Benedict’s account.