Good on him for taking accountability and leaving. Most CEO's run companies into the ground because they don't want to relinquish the power they have or acknowl

Good on him for taking accountability and leaving. Most CEO's run companies into the ground because they don't want to relinquish the power they have or acknowledge they have screwed up. People will be quick to draw a conclusion to his resignation and the lacklustre debut of Simcity, but a guy who has been at the top for over a decade doesn't just quit over one fiasco. This is a guy who realises his direction of a company hasn't led it to the holy promise land of profitability and he's stepping down to give someone else a shot, this guy deserves some respect for that. Can we stop talking about Simcity now?