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Xbox hit hard with layoffs: from canceled games to a shuttered studio
Microsoft confirmed that it’s laying off as many as 9,100 employees, or about 4 percent of its workforce, in yet another round of cuts this year, reports The Seattle Times. Employees in Microsoft’s Xbox division, known as Microsoft Gaming, are being hit hard by these layoffs, although exact numbers and divisions are not yet known.
Xbox is canceling Everwild, a new IP from Sea of Thieves developer Rare.
Xbox was well on its way to delivering a sci-fi stylized game with plenty of exciting movement mechanics before an abrupt ...
New reports indicate that Microsoft has cancelled multiple new games as part of recent Xbox layoffs, including Rare's ...
Microsoft is laying off employees in its Xbox division, including cuts to the teams at King and ZeniMax Media.
Microsoft's latest round of layoffs has seemingly resulted in the cancellation of a new MMO that was in the works at Elder ...
Yesterday, one of the games that was reported to be cancelled as part of the Xbox layoffs was an unannounced ZeniMax Online ...
Xbox is laying off some of its employees at various development studios by simply locking them out of their Slack accounts ...
Zenimax Online developers have reportedly been locked out of their Slack accounts, suggesting layoffs at the studio ...
Update 3, July 2, 2025: Microsoft is reportedly closing The Initiative, and cancelling the Perfect Dark reboot that was fully ...
The Elder Scrolls Online team over at ZeniMax Online Studios was working on a new MMORPG codenamed “Blackbird,” and the first time most of the public was made aware of it was when it was canceled.
Microsoft was rocked by more than 9,000 job cuts this week. A significant number have come from its gaming division, resulting in the closure of multiple game studios and the cancellation of numerous ...
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