Layoffs imminent at Bungie and GTA VI still on track for November
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A weekly roundup of video game industry news covering several major stories: Bungie is planning significant layoffs after ending Destiny 2 development to focus on Marathon; GTA VI remains on track for a November 2026 launch with marketing starting this summer; Embracer Group is spinning off major franchises including Tomb Raider and Metro into a new entity called Fellowship Entertainment; former BioWare developers have launched Studio Reset; and Xbox has expanded its leadership team under new CEO Asha Sharma.
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Bungie Plans Layoffs After Ending ‘Destiny 2’ DevelopmentXbox launches improved Adaptive Thumbstick ToppersThe Nex Playground is launching in the UK and IrelandXbox expands leadership team with major hiresFormer BioWare, Inflexion Games, and Timbre Games developers launch Studio Reset‘GTA 6’ Price Still Not Revealed, but Take-Two Chief Says Rockstar on Track to Begin Marketing This SummerEmbracer to spin off major video game franchises and studiosSort: