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The future of the Elder Scrolls Online looks rocky after culling of leadership team

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By Shaun Prescott Verified
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ZeniMax Online head Joseph Burba is among over 200 staff laid off at the Elder Scrolls Online studio last week as part of Xbox's recent round of mass layoffs . Burba has been with the studio for 14 years, and has worked on The Elder Scrolls Online since its 2014 launch. He was promoted to studio lead in July last year.
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Two utterly unique and long lost '90s PC horror classics have been exhumed, and they're coming to Steam soon

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By Shaun Prescott Verified
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A man and woman pursued by demons. If you so much as flicked through a PC gaming magazine in the mid '90s, you'll probably recognise the name Ecstatica. Created by Londoner Andrew Spencer and published by Psygnosis, the series spawned two instalments: the first released in 1994 and is a medieval-themed survival horror. The second arrived in 1997, and while it's very distinctly an Ecstatica game by dint of its art style, it dialed back the horror elements quite a bit.
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The future of the Elder Scrolls Online looks rocky after culling of leadership team

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By Shaun Prescott Verified
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Jo Burba with an image from Elder Scrolls Online. ZeniMax Online head Joseph Burba is among over 200 staff laid off at the Elder Scrolls Online studio last week as part of Xbox's recent round of mass layoffs. Burba has been with the studio for 14 years, and has worked on The Elder Scrolls Online since its 2014 launch. He was promoted to studio lead in July last year.
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