Blizzard, Bethesda Come To The Rescue Of Laid-Off Gazillion Employees

Following the news that Gazillion Entertainment is no more, video game companies started to offer job opportunities to laid-off employees of the publisher. Among the publishers who are expressing concern for the laid off developers and video game designers are Blizzard and Bethesda. On Wednesday, while some Twitter users were mourning the demise of Gazillion Entertainment and the earlier shutdown of "Marvel Heroes" servers, some video game companies came to the rescue of Gazillion's former employees. Specifically, Bethesda and Blizzard expressed on social media that they are currently looking for talented people to join their teams. Rob Echter, a senior technical recruiter for Bethesda's parent company ZeniMax Media, took to Twitter to say: "Crushed to hear about the layoffs at #Gazillion. Contact me directly to learn more about jobs within the @bethesda family."