Agreed, although I'd say it's a different type of ownership they had, a better type. Not only did they own the company legally, they also got to make the games

Agreed, although I'd say it's a different type of ownership they had, a better type. Not only did they own the company legally, they also got to make the games they dreamed for. Today, one might be able to lure some technical person with stocks and options, but he or she wouldn't be that devote if he or she does not love the products (that much)