Guardians of Middle-Earth dev suffers layoffs
by Steve Watts, Jul 26, 2012 2:45pm PDTWB Games Seattle, the Washington based studio of Warner Bros Interactive, has suffered layoffs today. Warner Bros has confirmed the layoffs, without specifying a reason or number of employees affected. The studio is currently working on Guardians of Middle-Earth, a MOBA coming to PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.
"Due to shifting business imperatives, WB Games Seattle has made staff reductions," the company said in a statement. "The group will continue to remain an integral part of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment."
Joystiq reports that the news started this morning, when 3D Realms founder George Broussard tweeted word of the layoffs. Unspecified sources backed up the story, followed by the official statement from Warner. This is the second round of layoffs to hit the studio in less than a year, after approximately 60 people were let go last November.
Kinect for Xbox One coming to PC
Xbox One does not provide any built-in DVR capabilities
Xbox One increases friends lists to 1,000
Xbox One achievements dynamic, not limited to single games
Battlefield 4 launching October 29; confirmed for Xbox One and PS4
Xbox One not backwards compatible with 360 games
Xbox One doesn't require always-on connection, but mandatory installs tied to accounts










Comments
WB Games Seattle has suffered an unspecified number of layoffs, Warner Bros Interactive has confirmed.
WB Games Seattle has suffered an unspecified number of layoffs, Warner Bros Interactive has confirmed. : Shacknews
Thread Truncated. Click to see all 4 replies.
You must be logged in to post.