Not all is well at the Disney-owned Junction Point.
Junction Point, Warren Spector's studio owned by Disney, are experiencing lay-offs. The team was responsible for the development of Disney Epic Mickey, released in November last year.
Epic Mickey was the first game the company developed for Disney following their acquisition in 2007. The company was formed by Spector and several other former Ion Storm employees.
Reports are coming in from fellow developers offering sympathy on Twitter, collected by Eurogamer. An official statement has not yet been released.
Just days ago, Disney reported the shut down of the Vancouver-based Propaganda Games following the conclusion of Tron: Evolution. The studio downsized in October 2010 when the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada Of The Damned game was cancelled.
UPDATE: CNBC is reporting that as much as half of the 700-employee company are affected. Warren Spector is said to be still employed at Junction Point.