Krome chief executive has said that layoffs and closures are exaggerated by the media

(compilation/applies) According to overseas media reports, the Australian developer Krome chief executive Robert Walsh has recently responded to media rumors of "the studio is about to lay off the closure", saying the rumor is not true, the media deliberately exaggerated the report.　　"The real facts and media coverage are completely different," said Robert Walsh, who reported that it was "nonsense" to say that they would close three studios. "Related reading" Transformers developers get into trouble by downsizing or shutting down "I don't know where they got the story." There are 250 employees in the Adelaide studio, and we just cut out 18 of them, which is a normal number, and the report has apparently been greatly exaggerated.　　"Robert Walsh showed a cautious look at the size of the studio, even though it was only a 18 cut." "There may still be potential employment, but at least we are not hiring anymore," he said. He added, "Adelaide is still a very good studio, but we have to get the right people to work in the right position." "Earlier, news about Krome's impending layoffs has spread through major websites, including Twitter, IGN, GameSpot and other High-profile media outlets.　　IGN even reported that all Krome employees had been disbanded in the last Friday. The news of "sudden failure", the biggest game developer in Australia and a krome in the world, has also made the industry feel a lot of fear and unease. (Edit/Ming)