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While Sony paid $3.7 billion for Bungie, including $1.2 billion for staff retention, the developer has now laid off a number of employees on Monday, including some of its most forward-facing team members.

Bungie joined PlayStation Studios in 2022 for around $3.6 billion. Since then, the studio has been working on its next PvP game, Matter, alongside the big finale to Destiny 2's Light V Dark story arc with The Final Shape expansion. Unfortunately, The Final Shape has now faced a multi-month delay and beyond that, Bungie joins …

As GOTY season looms, the Kotaku US team gather round and share their most hotly anticipated games of 2024.

Bungie laid off several developers today, which will reportedly impact its upcoming releases like Marathon.

Update - October 30: Bungie CEO Pete Parsons has released a statement acknowledging the layoffs, but the reported delays to Destiny 2: The Final Shape and Marathon are notably unmentioned. Here's

Bungie has reportedly laid off an unknown number of staffers and delayed two games. The studio’s CEO, Pete Parsons, reportedly warned staffers they would be “hearing some news today” while announcing a team meeting.

The long-awaited conclusion to Destiny's current storyline was supposed to come out in February 2024

Bungie, the Sony-owned developer and publisher of Destiny 2, has been hit with layoffs, with an unknown number of staff cut from the company.

Sony-owned Bungie is the latest game developer to lay off staffers, as it delays both Destiny 2’s The Final Shape and Marathon.

Bungie has suffered layoffs today. It's the latest in a long string of layoffs at gaming companies this year, likely due to overhiring.