It is reported that byte beat will close overnight light years and withdraw from the game business completely.

CTOnews.com, November 27, according to Phoenix New Media Science and Technology report, people familiar with the matter said that byte beat will gradually close its main game brand Lightyear and withdraw from the video game business.

Byte Jump will today announce plans to close Lightyear overnight and internally tell employees to stop developing games that have not been released before December this year.

According to people familiar with the matter, the move will mark the end of byte jump's foray into gaming, with no plans to return to the $185 billion global video game market.

CTOnews.com previously quoted "nuclear race" as reporting that the byte's "optimization adjustment" included the following:

Notify the person in charge of the project under study to dissolve the project on November 26.

A formal notice was issued on Monday and all the termination contracts were signed and dissolved, "said to be completed in only one day".

In addition to compensation Never1, but also the year-end bonus, equity and so on will be converted, compensation "will not be less."

According to previous news, Reuters, Snow Leopard Financial and other news agencies have claimed that Byte Jump is seeking to sell its gaming unit Muki Technology for no less than $5 billion, and have hired Goldman Sachs as a financial adviser (FA,Financial Advisor) to help find and contact potential buyers.