Crash and Spyro studio Toys For Bob partners with Xbox after going independent
Toys for Bob went independent this year but has now signed a deal with Xbox for its next game - but don't expect news soon.
31st May 2024 16:24
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Crash and Spyro studio Toys For Bob partners with Xbox after going independent
Toys for Bob went independent this year but has now signed a deal with Xbox for its next game - but don't expect news soon.
31st May 2024 16:24
Images via Activision Blizzard
What a year for Toys For Bob, eh? The studio announced it was going independent back in February, and has now confirmed it'll partner with Xbox to publish its next title.
The developer, which broke away from Activision-Blizzard and Microsoft when the two became one, announced the partnership on X (formerly Twitter).
Xbox signs Toys For Bob's next game
As reposted by Xbox boss Phil Spencer, the post says "We're excited to announce that we'll be partnering with @Xbox to publish our next new game."
"We're still very early in development, so you might not hear from us for a bit - but know that we're working hard on an experience we're so sooo inspired about! Can't wait to share more"
Toys For Bob developed the Skylands franchise while at Activision, before remaking the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro trilogies. Prior to going independent, it had worked alongside other studios on Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and 3, Warzone, and Crash Team Rumble.
Earlier this week, we reported that Xbox has reportedly also agreed a deal to publish the first title from former Rocksteady devs at Hundred Star, while Amazon has confirmed it'll publish the first game from Maverick Studios - made up of former Forza Horizon devs.
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