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Matt Booty's memo on Xbox Wire, dated September 22, 2026, says "we are eliminating 268 roles across Halo Studios, other first-party studios, and the XGS management and central functions layer", and GeekWire[2] reports the wider cuts were made "on Tuesday morning" the same day.
GeekWire reports the cuts made Tuesday 22 September: 268 Xbox[1] roles within fewer than 600 globally, about 300 in Washington state, plus cloud, AI, marketing and research roles, and the Halo move to Activision.
Kotaku reports the 268 layoffs announced that day on Xbox[1] Wire, Activision building a new team for the next Halo, and Activision president Rob Kostich's statement.
Engadget reports the 268 cuts from Booty's public memo, Halo Studios bearing the brunt, and Ninja Theory facing closure after two deals collapsed.
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