Kiki Wolfkill, formerly head of Halo transmedia and entertainment at 343 Industries, has seemingly left the studio for another role at Xbox
“Obviously, the foundation of that is the work thatdid in building the franchise. And I also think that — and he probably won’t like it that I call him out on this — but the fact that [studio co-president] Neil [Druckmann] himself has played a role obviously in the creation of the game and the franchise, but see him applying his creative talents in the TV space…I think is really great. It’s great for him, it’s great for the team.
Spencer added: “The fact that you take one of the greatest creators from our industry and you can have success in creating in another medium, I just think it shows that in the games industry, you have some amazing storytellers, amazing creators across all third-party, first-party. I think it’s just a great moment to see the success that they’re having with the franchise, and congrats to all of them.
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