Oh I'm in no way against devs seeking profits, because profit is usually a result of creating value for the consumer; however, I think the problem is typical to every industry where a particular company gains political influence and is then able to leverage it to push out competition by erecting barriers to entry through government sanctions. This company is then able to squeeze a lot more profit out of its customer by reducing quality because they are the only supplier. The video game industry is luckily unique where almost anyone with a strong coding background can make a game with a small amount of capital, so I think we will continue to see a push back against this, unless of course some type of law is made to target indie devs (honestly not outside of the realm of possibility).
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