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Xbox reportedly cut half of id Software — so what happens to DOOM now? - Windows Central

A veteran id Software developer has spoken out after Microsoft's reported layoffs, calling the cuts a blow to one of gaming's most influential studios.

Windows Central·7 July 2026 at 14:45·1 min read
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A veteran id Software developer has spoken out after Microsoft's reported layoffs, calling the cuts a blow to one of gaming's most influential studios.

GLOBAL — A veteran id Software developer has spoken out after Microsoft's reported layoffs, calling the cuts a blow to one of gaming's most influential studios.

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