Layoffs hit PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale’s SuperBot Entertainment

SuperBot Entertainment has laid off about 20 employees after the launch of Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale. It is unclear whether the studio is simply downsizing after the release of the product or this is a symptom of economic hard times. SuperBot and SCEA are still committed to supporting Battle Royale, including a new character pack to be rolled out February 12.

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