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It turns out the cuts at Destiny 2 developer Bungie were deeper than expected, and there's a surprising reason for that.

The Sony-owned live-service giant Bungie has reportedly laid off 8% of its workforce following a major miss on its revenue targets. Future projects of the studio may been delayed internally too.

Bungie has fired 100 employees, following underperformance of Destiny 2 Lightspear, under unfavorable circumstances for the employees.

Bungie’s decision to cut an estimated 100 jobs from its staff of about 1,200 followed dire management warnings earlier this month of a sharp drop in the popularity of its flagship video game Destiny 2.

Destiny 2 has reportedly suffered a “sharp drop” in popularity following the launch of Lightfall, with this being cited…

While Bungie’s wide-reaching layoffs occurred on Monday, Tuesday was all about making sense of the mess, and uncovering new information about what happened, why and how it was linked into the performance of Destiny 2 specifically.

Employees begged for positive changes - Player sentiment surrounding Destiny 2 has never been worse, a new IGN report clai...

According to CEO Pete Parsons, revenues have missed projections by 45% as 'Destiny 2' struggled to retain players.

Players no longer want to support the developer - Destiny 2 users who have pre-ordered next year's expansion The Final Sha...

Video game company Bungie laid off 8% of its workforce one year after receiving $1.2 billion for employee retention.