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For those that follow gaming, it isn't a surprise that EA is shrinking. The article doesn't say so, but I would imagine it is the lower level people getting lai
by chez17 17y ago
For those that follow gaming, it isn't a surprise that EA is shrinking. The article doesn't say so, but I would imagine it is the lower level people getting laid off for the upper level's constant terrible decision making. Sad.
- endtime 17y agoOut of curiosity, why would you imagine that? cperciva's suggestion seems far more likely. I know he commented after you, but I'm still curious why you came to that conclusion.
- chez17 17y agoIn a sense I think we are saying the same thing. As a gaming dork I hear nightmare after nightmare about the way EA treats companies after they buy them. Imagine a small gaming studio that makes a successful game that came from passion and creativity then being bought by one of the largest gaming companies in the world and being over managed to death. EA isn't run by gamers, it's run by business men. Thats why, in my opinion, the games are suffering.