Labor unions challenge Xbox, GameStop CEO says physical game sales are 'irrelevant,' and Glen Schofield retires - Patch Notes #61
Labor unions have filed unfair labor practice charges against Microsoft for allegedly mishandling recent Xbox layoffs, citing "coercive actions" and "unilateral changes." Meanwhile, Dead Space co-creator Glen Schofield has retired from game development, and GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen stated that physical game sales are "irrelevant" to the company's business.
- Entities
- Company: Microsoft
- Company: Sony
- Topic: Layoffs
- Topic: Labor Unions
- Company: GameStop
- Company: Xbox
- Company: IWGB Game Workers
- Topic: Game Development Contracts
- Topic: Physical Game Sales
- Game: Dead Space
- Game: Call of Duty
- Company: ZeniMax Online Studios
- Game: The Elder Scrolls Online
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