NoDear Phil S
Hire those who lost their jobs, please.
thanks,
Kid
Dear Phil S
Hire those who lost their jobs, please.
thanks,
Kid
I would have but my foresight was buffering. Google is barely half ass in on cloud services in general.Who could have seen this coming?
Why?
They’re hiring
No good is whyWhy?
The initiative is near their socal studios...and then there InXile and I think obsidian, the latter two have multiple teams as well.
SSM, insomniac, pixel something m (I forget the whole name, sorry) and some other studio that works on tech that is shared between studios (they’re also in Santa Monica) Oh and they have their baseball studio in San Diego
I would have but my foresight was buffering. Google is barely half ass in on cloud services in general.
Whys that?No good is why
MS needs to do stuff with the acquisitions they have 1st before worrying about scooping up people from failed projects.Whys that?
Would it be better for for new studios to arise from their ashes? hopefully they stay afloat longer, especially in this current environment... or they could just collect unemployment till it all blows over.
I’d rather theyd get pickup by someone big for security and reassurance at studios they could grow with their skills and talents...especially if it’s near by
I see your point, but the studios working on games weren’t really, entirely, at fault...google failed them and the industry they tried to enter.MS needs to do stuff with the acquisitions they have 1st before worrying about scooping up people from failed projects.
MS still has better catches it could catch/bigger fishes it could fry.I see your point, but the studios working on games weren’t really, entirely, at fault...google failed them and the industry they tried to enter.
MS still has better catches it could catch/bigger fishes it could fry.
Start frying the fish they already caught before looking at some minnows.
Bethesda acquisition seems to have been the final nail in the already closed coffin.Was Xbox part of their reason why they shut down?
Stadia Leadership Praised Development Studios For 'Great Progress' Just One Week Before Laying Them All Off
Developers at Google’s recently formed game studios were shocked February 1 when they were notified that the studios would be shut down, according to four sources with knowledge of what transpired. Just the week prior, Google Stadia vice president and general manager Phil Harrison sent an email...kotaku.com