Bradley Crooks, studio boss of Headstrong Games, has left the developer, as parent company Kuju looks to rebuild the previously Wii-focused business with new PlayStation 3 and 3DS projects.
The team consisted of around 70 members of staff at the start of the year, and has since shrunk by around 50 per cent, with Crooks being made reundant at the end of June.
Speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, Kuju CEO Nigel Robbins confirmed the changes, and that the studio is currently in the process of rebuilding off the back of new contracts.
"Headstrong was a bigger studio at the beginning of the year, but it was in a more fragile state than at present as a result of being pretty much solely reliant on Wii work, which as we all know has thinned a little," he said.
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Actually it looks like they are splitting focus between the 3ds and the PS3 but i'd still call it a win
