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That must have been a really hard job, trying to pick which game to clone next...

• wilfra 14y ago
  That's a bit unfair to him. If you read the article his job was to represent creatives at the senior management level. That doesn't mean he was the creative dictator and at a company so focused on data-driven development, he probably didn't have much power at all. Which means he probably hated and/or disagreed with many decisions that were made and argued against them. Would explain him now leaving the company...
  • robryan 14y ago
    Or more cynically he supported the Zynga way and is only jumping ship now because the company is sinking.