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Sorry to keep hitting you with these bad news stories. Maybe things will get happier next week. But today, things are bleak, with news now that Microsoft’s Gamerscore blog team have been laid off.

We heard last week that the blog had been shut down, but there was always the chance that was simply part of a public relations realignment, and the team would be relocated and riches777 put to work on something else. g2g1bet Turns out, no, as part of Microsoft’s mass layoffs the entire crew are now out PG SLOT of a job.

https://kotaku.com/microsoft-retires-gamerscore-blog-5133667

The news comes from the Twitter account of former GamerScore boss Chris Paladino, where there’s a saddening play-by-play of the day’s events.

CPaladino [Twitter]

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