Take-Two Interactive has sold Private Division, although the company's new owner is currently unknown to the public. In many cases over the past few years in the gaming industry, large studios have resorted to downsizing as a means of streamlining work on projects and saving money. Take-Two, an industry leader known by many as the owner of Rockstar Games and Zynga among others, has also faced its share of problems. By selling Private Division to an owner potentially more capable of supporting its team without issue, the company may have avoided another round of layoffs.
It has been a tumultuous time for the gaming industry due to the rampant layoffs and studio closures, even affecting gaming giant Take-Two Interactive. The publisher closed Rollerdome developer Roll7 along with Intercept Games, developer of Kerbal Space Program 2. Although Take-Two's dominance in the gaming market is largely because it is attached to so many successful titles, it seems that the costs could have outweighed the benefits in some areas.
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