007: Legends wasn't exactly a memorable game, suffering a number of shortcomings and continued the less-than-impressive run of James Bond since the Nintendo 64 classic.
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Eurocom has posted a statement from the studio's director, Hugh Binns, where it is revealed that only 50 staff members will be left at the studio with their focus shifting towards mobile games in the future.
“Eurocom are undertaking a restructuring which I regret to say has meant we’ve made the majority of our workforce redundant today.”
“This includes many very experienced, talented and highly skilled employees, and we’d like to thank them all for your hard work and efforts.”
“We’ve fought to try and save as many jobs as possible, but the steep decline in demand for console games, culminating in a number of console projects falling through in the last week, left us with no option. Eurocom has retained a core staff of just under 50 employees and will be focusing mainly on mobile opportunities moving forward.”
Its a shame that such a loss has happened and our thoughts are with those who were part of the redundancies.
Thanks for the heads up, VG247
Written by: Kyran Morrison
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TBPH They haven't really released anything of note outside 007 games in the last 10 years. the 90s where kind for such software houses current days most people aren't interested unless its main colours are brown and gray and it has a guy with a gun on the cover
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