So that Second Sight game I played a few months ago, which I thought was so cool, was created by...poached talent? Wow, that bums me out. I don't know what else to say except that reporter is right when he claims that not a lot of outsiders know what's happening within the game making biz.

What do game coders do anyway? Sit in a dark cubicle all day in front of a monitor staring at lines of code? And waiting for industry poachers to show up to offer them a blue pill or red pill?

Whoa, you should check your sarcasm detector bman. I think it's malfunctioning.

I was merely being flippant. I'm not criticizing game coders for parlaying their talents into hard cash. They can do whatever they want. As long as they can show their spoon-bending coding skills by making amazing games, I'm happy to keep on buying and playing them. So it's all good.