No One Injured After Gunman Opens Fire On Xbox Studio
The Xbox-owned studio inXile Entertainment confirmed that no developers were hurt
On November 11, a gunman fired shots at the Tustin, California building housing inXile Entertainment, an Xbox-owned studio. The studio, known for its work on RPGs such as Wasteland 3, confirmed no one was injured during the drive-by shooting. Tustin Police immediately launched an investigation to identify the suspect. A suspect was taken into custody the following morning.
InXile Entertainment expressed relief in a statement, emphasizing their focus on supporting the team and cooperating with law enforcement. The studio, founded by Brian Fargo in 2002, was acquired by Xbox Game Studios in 2020, just two years after moving into its Tustin-based location. As of now, the incident has not affected the release timeline of inXile's upcoming game, Clockwork Revolution, set for 2027.
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