"I couldn't protect it" Pete Hines says he left Microsoft-owned Bethesda because he didn't want to watch it be "damaged and broken apart and frankly mistreated, abused"
Pete Hines, former head of publishing at Bethesda, has elaborated on his departure, stating he felt powerless to protect the company from being "damaged and broken apart" by its owners, implied to be Microsoft. He felt his mental health was suffering due to his inability to perform his job effectively and protect the team and the company's efficient operations.
- Entities
- Company: Microsoft
- Topic: Corporate Culture
- Company: Bethesda
- Topic: Game Publishing
- Person: Pete Hines
- Person: Todd Howard
- Game: Starfield
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