Yeah, that's my interpretation too from talking to and reading about people's experiences in the industry. (Disclaimer: I don't work and have never worked in th

Yeah, that's my interpretation too from talking to and reading about people's experiences in the industry. (Disclaimer: I don't work and have never worked in the computer games industry myself) Unfortunately it seems par for the course for many "flashy" creative professions. There's a much larger influx of people wanting to work in the industry than actual jobs, so employers take advantage of the situation to press down wages and treat people like shit (say, unpaid internships).