Articles for tag: Bungie, deeply, Destiny, Developer, development, employees, game, integrate, Lay, outsource, PlayStation, Sony, studio

The Boss

NewsReviews
Destiny 2 developer Bungie will lay off 220 employees, integrate more deeply with Sony, and “outsource” the development of one game to a new PlayStation studio

Destiny 2 developer Bungie will lay off 220 employees, integrate more deeply with Sony, and “outsource” the development of one game to a new PlayStation studio

Destiny 2 developer Bungie has announced plans to lay off 220 employees, integrating the remaining 155 positions into Sony Interactive Entertainment and moving work on one of its “incubation projects” to the newly formed PlayStation Studio. Bungie CEO Pete Parsons laid out the shift in a new blog post, calling it “the hardest change our ...

NinFan

NintendoSwitch
Konami is looking to outsource development of older games in back catalogue

Konami is looking to outsource development of older games in back catalogue

Konami recently revealed it was revisiting the classic title GetsuFumaDen which is being developed by indie studio GuruGuru in collaboration with Konami. GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon producer at Konami, Shin Murato, revealed how the revival came about and says that Konami is planning to revisit more of its classic back catalogue using different studios, as they have ...

The Boss

PC
Intel says its 7nm node is ready, but will still outsource parts

Intel says its 7nm node is ready, but will still outsource parts

New Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told the investor conference that he himself had reviewed the company’s 7nm process over the past week and that “he is satisfied with the health and recovery of the program. Gelsinger also said that given the breadth of the company’s portfolio, Intel will expand the use of external foundries for ...

The Boss

PC
Intel says its 7nm node is ready, but will still outsource parts

Intel says its 7nm node is ready, but will still outsource parts

New Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told the investor conference that he himself had reviewed the company’s 7nm process over the past week and that “he is satisfied with the health and recovery of the program. Gelsinger also said that given the breadth of the company’s portfolio, Intel will expand the use of external foundries for ...