Microsoft restructures Xbox, handing Halo to Activision and cutting about 268 jobs
Summary
Microsoft announced a major restructuring of its Xbox studios on 22 September, months after laying off 1,600 Xbox employees and selling some of its studios. Activision, which Microsoft owns, takes over the Halo, Sea of Thieves and Age of Empires franchises. Microsoft is also cutting about 268 more Xbox jobs in what it presents as the next phase of its Xbox reset.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 22 September
Microsoft announced a restructuring of its Xbox studios, with Activision taking over Halo, and about 268 more job cuts.