Microsoft has reorganized its Xbox gaming division following 268 new layoffs. Halo HQ staff now log on from the new modern facility. Activision is considering a Halo reboot, with discussions ongoing about potential starting points. Microsoft CEO acknowledged Xbox's streamlining, viewing the layoffs as a step forward. Obsidian announced a Fallout project, separate from Halo developments.
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