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“EA gives you enough rope to hang yourself,” Zeschuk says (thanks,Time Extension).
It was actually a pretty successful run.
“But you have to understand how to work within a big company.
And, for me, that was the end.
It was like, Oh, I dont like big companies.
So I knew by year two that I was going to leave at some point.
I just didnt know when.”
Why doesn’t Zeschuk like big companies?
As he explains later, “Big companies exist to exploit properties.
They exist to exploit games.
I dont like just operating.”
Still, that’s not to say things couldn’t have been different.
But it needed to be like $2 billion a year successful.
But it didnt work out, so I was like, Ah, Im fine."
What could have been.
