Job listings from developer Avalanche hinted at multiplayer or live-service features for the sequel. Answered
Warner Bros. quietly confirms Hogwarts Legacy 2 is in developmentTL;DR: Ubisoft is cutting around 100 jobs at its San Francisco studio amid ongoing layoffs and studio closures as part of a multi-year restructuring to reduce costs following poor post-pandemic performance. …
… This represents 2.1% of Microsoft's global workforce, with Amy Coleman stating that these jobs are "not being replaced by AI" even though "AI is changing how work gets done." With 3,200 of the 4,800 job cuts being related to Xbox and Microsoft's commercial business, the announcement says that it's … …
… The publisher has been mid-restructuring for years now, closing studios and cutting jobs on a near-constant basis. We've tracked Ubisoft San Francisco losing around 100 more jobs just weeks ago, on the heels of Winnipeg and Belgrade being shut down entirely. …
… This move is part of a long-term restructuring effort to recover from poor performance after the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in significant job losses and studio closures. …
… Answered Question 4 Which developer’s job listings hinted at multiplayer or live-service features for the sequel? Job listings from developer Avalanche hinted at multiplayer or live-service features for the sequel. …
… ZeniMax Online Studios is undergoing a leadership overhaul as part of Microsoft's broader Xbox restructuring, which confirmed that 1,600 jobs will be immediately let go, and as many as 6,400 across Microsoft's entire workforce, equating to approximately 2.1% of all Microsoft employees. …
… EA previously cut hundreds of jobs in 2025-2026. …
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… 0:00 / 3:19 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. id Software is facing major layoffs, and the once-mighty FPS developer has been downsized as part of Xbox's restructuring. Original id co-founder John Carmack shares his thoughts and commiserates with the developers who lost their jobs. …
…There's also the possibility that Xbox will restructure its business, potentially leading to studio shut downs. Analysts tell IGN that this is likely to happen, and taking a closer look at…
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