The renowned studio is becoming more embedded within Sony and spinning off one of its teams
Bungie is about to undergo major changes. The Destiny 2 maker is laying off hundreds more employees, integrating more deeply with its parent company Sony , and spinning off one of its in-development games into a separate PlayStation studio. CEO Pete Parsons called it a “difficult and painful day” for the team. The executive wrote in a blog post that “substantial changes” were required in order for Bungie to weather the “most difficult changes” it’s ever faced.
But as we’ve navigated the broader economic realities over the last year, and after exhausting all other mitigation options, this has become a necessary decision to refocus our studio and our business with more realistic goals and viable financials. We are committing to two other major changes today that we believe will support our focus, leverage Sony’s strengths, and create new opportunities for Bungie talent.
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