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In a recent statement, director Josef Fares has come to the defense of Electronic Arts (EA), emphasizing that while every publisher makes mistakes, EA has unfairly garnered a reputation as the industry's "bad guy." Fares, known for his work with Hazelight Studios, expressed his frustration over the negative perception surrounding EA, suggesting that the criticism is often disproportionate to the reality of the situation.
Fares highlighted that the gaming industry is complex and that publishers face numerous challenges that can lead to missteps. He pointed out that EA has supported Hazelight in creating innovative games, allowing for artistic expression and creativity. According to Fares, the focus should be on the positive contributions that EA has made to the gaming community rather than solely on its shortcomings.
His remarks serve as a reminder that while criticism is essential for accountability, it is equally important to recognize the efforts and support that publishers provide to developers in a competitive landscape.
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