>no disrespect to most of the employees, who probably want to make fun, original games against the will of their superiors Then they should get out there and m

>no disrespect to most of the employees, who probably want to make fun, original games against the will of their superiors Then they should get out there and make original games. They're as much to blame as anyone. Sarah Lacy's article yesterday mentioned Zynga as one of the sexy places to work in SV. People want to work there, despite the shady practices. We have this tendency to act like the little guy has no blame in things like this, whether it's war or the financial crisis or making bad social games. Like there's some line drawn between evil corporate and good little employees. Guess what? If the developers aren't going there and punching the clock every day, these games aren't getting made.