LOS ANGELES (AP) — Four months after acquiring “Star Wars” maker Lucasfilm, The Walt Disney Co. is shutting down video game production at subsidiary LucasArts and laying off staff as it focuses on the less-risky, less-expensive path of licensing its characters and stories to other developers.
A Disney spokesman confirmed the layoffs Wednesday, but didn’t say how many people were affected.
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