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"We're doing great," says id Software boss, despite losing "about half of our studio" amid devastating Xbox cuts
Iconic Doom and Quake developer id Software was among the most heavily impacted Microsoft-owned studios during Xbox CEO Asha Sharma's devastating business "reset" earlier this year, with around 136 employees reportedly losing their jobs.
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Iconic Doom and Quake developer id Software was hit hard by Microsoft’s Xbox “reset” earlier this year, losing roughly 136 staff members—about half of its workforce. The cuts were part of a broader restructuring led by Xbox CEO Asha Sharma. Despite the reductions, co‑studio director Marty Stratton told journalists at a recent event that the studio is “doing great.” The comment was reported via IGN.
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