Sony-owned Bungie, the video game studio behind the Destiny franchise, is cutting 220 jobs, or 17% of its staff. In a blog post, Bungie CEO Pete Parsons announced the layoffs and attributed the ...

Those "changes" were, of course, an allusion to the sweeping layoffs that saw 220 Bungie staff lose their jobs back in July, just nine months after 100 employees were laid off at the studio.

then earlier this year Bungie announced a 10-year publishing deal with industry giant Activision Blizzard. According to a report published by Develop, Steve Jobs was literally “furious” when Microsoft ...

but is heading “on a new adventure outside the walls of Bungie,” presumably meaning he already has a job lined up somewhere else. Replacing him as director will be Tyson Green, a Bungie “OG ...

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