based game development studio behind Middle-Earth ... Monolith has more than 130 employees in the Seattle area, according to LinkedIn. GeekWire reached out to WB Games for further comment.

Discovery is closing three video game ... studios and halting work on a highly anticipated Wonder Woman title in a bid to boost the profitability of its interactive entertainment business ...

A Seattle-based team that contributed ... is currently in the top 10 most-played games on PlayStation, Steam, and Xbox. NetEase has a separate studio co-headquartered in Seattle called Anchor ...

Yesterday, the industry was rattled with the sudden news that NetEase games, the publisher of Marvel Rivals, has shuttered the Seattle studio working on the game. NetEase did not make an official ...

And yet it’s developer NetEase has laid off a team who worked on the game out of its Seattle-based studio. Game director Thaddeus Sasser wrote a post on LinkedIn about the layoffs, which ...

Though the WARN notice lists Take-Two specifically, the developer impacted in question appears to be Intercept Games, a studio based in Seattle. Intercept Games did not immediately respond to IGN ...

Multiple developers from the studio announced the sudden ... NetEase reportedly laid off the Seattle-based development team responsible for its hit action game Marvel Rivals on February 18.

talented team just helped deliver an incredibly successful new franchise in Marvel Rivals for NetEase Games…and were just laid off!” According to Sasser, NetEase laid off the Seattle-based ...

NetEase Games has confirmed layoffs have occurred within a US support studio for Marvel Rivals. In a statement provided to PC Gamer, the firm said a "reduction of a design team based in Seattle ...