Halo Studios has lost many developers, and now Halo is in the hands of Activision. The former president of Blizzard said Xbox’s decision was excellent.
Among the many changes underway Xboxthose related faint They are probably the loudest. Halo Studios was hit hard, and the franchise fell into the hands of Activision.
second Former Blizzard President Mike Ybarrawhich is good news.
Ibarra’s comments
Ybarra shared an article highlighting Key details of the latest chapter transformation It’s happening on Xbox. The post begins by noting that “Halo Studios, Xbox Game Studios leadership, and other first-party teams have canceled 268 characters,” adding that as Activision takes over the next Halo game, Halo Studios has been reduced to a “small team” supporting the series’ community.
Ibarra It seems that considering this good news. “Rob Kostich, Dave Stohl, Pat Kelly and the team at Activision are rock star, old-school developers,” he declared. “No politics, no bullshit – just Halo at its best.”
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Ibarra added: “They are not afraid of taking risks and deliver a Halo experience that will wow everyone and lay the foundation for the next 10-plus years. Kudos to Xbox for making this decision. ”
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