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Sucker Punch 被曝裁员 26 人

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Oct 27
  1. Polygon
    Ghost of Yotei developer Sucker Punch lays off about 24 staff

    Sucker Punch Productions, the developer of Ghost of Yotei and Ghost of Tsushima, has laid off 24 staff, according to a report from Aftermath. The studio reportedly had around 200 employees, possibly closer to 230, putting the cuts at roughly 10 to 12 percent of its workforce.

  2. @Gematsu
    Report says Sucker Punch Productions lays off 26 staff

    Sucker Punch Productions has laid off 26 staff, according to a report relayed by Gematsu. The post gives only that figure and a link to the full report, with no reason or affected projects mentioned.

  3. Game Informer
    Report: Ghost of Yōtei Developer Sucker Punch Hit With Layoffs

    Sucker Punch, the studio behind Ghost of Yōtei and Ghost of Tsushima, has cut 26 roles, according to a report by Aftermath. The outlet cited a former employee for the number and obtained a company email saying the cuts followed a review of market challenges and the team's needs for its next project. Sucker Punch said it will support affected staff and share more details next week, and has not yet publicly commented.

  4. Eurogamer
    Sucker Punch reportedly lays off 26 developers, citing market conditions and next project's needs

    Sucker Punch, the PlayStation-owned studio, has reportedly laid off 26 workers, according to Aftermath citing a former employee. An email to staff said leadership blamed market challenges and the team needs of its next unannounced project, with more details promised next week. The studio's last game, Ghost of Yotei, sold 3.3m copies about a month after launch.

  5. IGN
    Ghost of Yotei developer Sucker Punch lays off 26 staff

    Sucker Punch, the studio behind Ghost of Yotei, has laid off 26 employees out of a staff of roughly 200, according to Aftermath. A studio email cited market challenges and a review of team needs for its next project, with more details promised next week. The cuts came weeks after Ghost of Yotei's DLC and Complete Edition launched on PS5.

  6. @Shinobi602
    Sucker Punch lays off 26 employees as part of cost cuts

    Sucker Punch is laying off 26 employees as part of cost cuts. The studio said it reviewed staffing needs for its next project and will share more details next week.

  7. @PushSquare
    Ghost of Yotei developer Sucker Punch hit with layoffs as leadership eyes next PlayStation project

    Push Square reports that Sucker Punch, the studio behind Ghost of Yotei, has been hit with layoffs. Leadership is also looking ahead to its next PlayStation project, with no number of affected staff given in the material.

  8. Kotaku
    Ghost of Yotei developer Sucker Punch lays off 26 staff

    Sucker Punch Productions is cutting 26 positions at its roughly 229-person studio, according to an internal email verified by Aftermath. Leadership cited challenges in the market and staffing needs for its next project, which the email did not name. Ghost of Yotei has sold over 5 million copies since launching last year and was Sony's best-selling game last year.

  9. Reddit · Gaming Leaks and Rumours
    Ex-Sucker Punch employee says 26 people have been let go

    A Reddit user relays an Aftermath report that an ex-Sucker Punch employee said 26 people have been let go. In an internal email viewed by Aftermath, studio leadership cited market challenges and the team needs for its next project as reasons for the staffing reductions, and said more details would come next week.

  10. @wario64
    Layoffs reported at Ghost of Yotei developer Sucker Punch

    According to a former Sucker Punch employee, 26 people have been let go at the studio behind Ghost of Yotei. The report comes from Aftermath and was relayed by Wario64.

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