When Xbox confirmed the latest round of layoffs to come from its year-long Xbox Reset, it said that "a small team" would ...

Microsoft restructures Xbox with 268 layoffs, moves Halo to Activision, and merges studios. Read on for more info.

Halo studios will no longer make Halo games. The company that used employees who hate Halo and hate guns has fired 268 employees and moved Halo game production to Activision. This does not mean that ...

Xbox cut 268 jobs and handed the next Halo game to Activision in a September 22 memo, while Sea of Thieves, Age of Empires and Ninja Theory also change hands.

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Bonnie Ross, Kiki Wolfkill, and Halo co-creator Marcus Lehto were among the many former Halo devs reacting to the news ...

Halo Studios has reportedly been reduced to a tiny internal team after layoffs, with only around 20 developers said to remain on Halo.

Activision boss Rob Kostich said in a statement to Game File that Activision is trying to make the “greatest Halo game ever.” He said the ambition is to make a game that is “worthy of its universe and ...

Activision will develop the next Halo game as Microsoft sidelines Halo Studios during a major Xbox restructuring.

A “very, very reputable source” has claimed that Halo Studios has just 20 employees remaining.

Halo Studios has reportedly been left with as few as 20 employees following the latest round of Xbox layoffs, according to a claim by pro player aPureGangster and cited by Technical Halo. The info ...

More details have emerged around Xbox's latest round of layoffs, as one Halo Studios employee is promoted and laid off in the same week.