Amazon stops selling Sim City V over game issues
I feel bad for the game devs who got to see their hard work turn into something they don't intend.<p>I suppose this is a great advertising technique for small firms, startups, indie shops, etc. "Don't want this[<a href="http://amazon-pulls-sim-city" rel="nofollow">http://amazon-pulls-sim-city</a>] to happen? Work for our small team. We won't destroy your work."<p>I know it's standard to say "you get a part in the decisionmaking process!" That's part of it. But a lot of people are willing to let go of the big decisions if they get to be a part of something great. But they have to trust that it will come out well in the end.