An office building housing Xbox-owned developer inXile Entertainment was reportedly struck by gunfire in California earlier this week, although authorities have confirmed that nobody was injured. The studio, which operates under Microsoft's Xbox division, has since addressed the incident as local police continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Founded in 2002 by industry veteran Brian Fargo, inXile Entertainment is best known for developing narrative-driven role-playing games, including Wasteland 2, Wasteland 3, The Bard's Tale 4, and Torment: Tides of Numenera. Microsoft acquired the developer in 2018, bringing it under the Xbox Game Studios umbrella as part of the company's expanding first-party portfolio. Today, inXile operates in Orange County, California, and New Orleans, Louisiana, with its California offices located in a larger commercial complex that houses several other businesses.
Xbox recently announced that it's testing a brand-new way to play games, one that sees players leaving their controller at home.
On November 11, NBC Los Angeles reported that officers from the Tustin Police Department were responding to reports of gunfire at the FLIGHT at Tustin Legacy office complex shortly after 1 PM local time. Upon arriving, investigators discovered that several bullets had struck at least...
