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Entertainment · Video games · published 2026-10-21 · via Video Games Chronicle

Full Circle Hit by Significant Staff Cuts in Latest EA Reduction

A substantial number of employees at Full Circle, the studio behind Skate, have been let go during Electronic Arts' latest staff reductions. The team had already faced job cuts earlier in February.

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Full Circle, the team responsible for Skate, has lost a notable portion of its workforce as part of a broader round of layoffs at Electronic Arts. This follows an earlier round of cuts at the studio in February, marking a second disruption for its staff within a short period.

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The cuts could affect developers and support staff at Full Circle, along with their families and the Skate community awaiting updates. Repeated reductions may heighten uncertainty in game production and fan expectations, though the full effect on the studio’s work remains unclear. It may also add to wider concerns about job stability in entertainment software.

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