2024 has been a period of considerable change for the gaming industry. Halfway through the year, publishers and tech giants alike are still struggling to adapt to gamers’ changing consumer habits.
Although the layoffs that plagued gaming companies in the first half of the year have slowed somewhat, the bleeding has continued — most notably and recently at Bungie, which let go of over 200 employees at the end of July.
The fundamental uncertainties that caused the gaming industry’s recent run of layoffs were on full display during this quarter’s earnings calls, both for endemic gaming companies and for the tech and entertainment giants that hope to expand further into the space.
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