> Rovio's product is games, so ideally they would attract games-driven people, not money-driven people. You can't really call it a games company any more. Rovi

> Rovio's product is games, so ideally they would attract games-driven people, not money-driven people. You can't really call it a games company any more. Rovio's product is Angry Birds and the income comes mostly from non-game products and selling IP licensing rights. Rovio employs only a few dozen game developers in their in-house studio, most of their game development is outsourced to 3rd party game studios.