Toys for Bob, the beloved video game developer known for creating the popular “Spyro” and “Crash Bandicoot” series, has announced that they are becoming an indie studio. The news comes as a surprise to many fans, as Toys for Bob has previously worked with major companies such as Xbox and Activision.
Toys for Bob, the developer behind the successful Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, is officially going independent. The news was confirmed earlier today, as the studio announced its plans to break away from Activision.
After years of creating hit games under Activision, Toys For Bob, the development studio behind the popular Crash Bandicoot series, has announced its split from the gaming giant to become an independent studio.
Toys For Bob, the beloved studio behind popular game franchises like Skylanders and Crash Bandicoot, has announced that it will be leaving Activision and going independent. The news was confirmed by the studio’s co-founder, Paul Reiche III, in a recent statement.
*Transition: In a shocking development, noteworthy game developer Toys for Bob is facing an uncertain future as the studio is closing its doors and laying off employees.*
In a startling revelation, an unnamed insider has disclosed that renowned video game developers, Toys for Bob and Sledgehammer Games, have recently experienced a wave of layoffs. These job reductions have affected a staggering 30% to 40% of the staff, illuminating a worrisome trend within the gaming industry. The timing of this upheaval has left many questioning the future of these beloved studios.
