Except these aren't competition for IGN. They're owned by the same people, so they're all playing for the same team. Thus, "partner sites."slash2x said:It is called the EA business model. Why work harder to become better than the competition when you can buy them and break them into pieces you are not good at and fire everyone else. Gamestop did the same with all the other major game stores in the USA. Like poor Rhino Games. RIP Rhino RIP.The_Craig1986 said:It too bad that people are losing their job, but I think that was definitely a smart business move. I don't know of anything that still uses those sites. I also don't get why the same company would need multiple sites of the same nature.
I know everyone hates EA ever so much, but at least make sure the comparisons are valid.