Microsoft Gives Arkane Lyon Another Month as 217 Jobs Remain at Risk
Arkane Lyon has another month to seek support for Marvel’s Blade, with 217 jobs threatened and Microsoft saying no final closure decision has been made.
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Arkane Lyon has another month to seek support for Marvel’s Blade, with 217 jobs threatened and Microsoft saying no final closure decision has been made.
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