Former Activision Blizzard Studio Toys for Bob Teams With Xbox for First Game as Indie Developer
Former Activision Blizzard studio “Toys for Bob,” known for creating popular games like “Spyro,” “Crash Bandicoot,” and “Skylanders,” has announced a new partnership with Xbox for their first game since becoming an independent developer.
Toys for Bob, acquired by Activision Blizzard in 2005, recently transitioned into an independent studio following Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard last fall. The studio, led by Paul Yan and Avery Lodato, officially became independent on Feb. 29.
In an exciting development, Toys for Bob has revealed that they will be working with Xbox to publish their upcoming title as an indie developer. While details about the game remain undisclosed, the announcement comes just before Xbox’s Games Showcase event on June 9, where new titles are typically unveiled.
Speculation about a collaboration between Toys for Bob and Xbox began circulating in March, and the official confirmation of the partnership has now been made public. This collaboration involves Xbox’s Phil Spencer and Matt Booty working with Yan and Lodato’s studio to bring the project to life.
The gaming community eagerly awaits more information about this upcoming title, which promises to deliver a unique and inspiring gaming experience. Stay tuned for further updates from Toys for Bob and Xbox as they continue to work on this exciting new project.
