Pete Hines admits he retired partly to avoid seeing Bethsoft ‘damaged and broken apart’
Pete Hines, former head of publishing at Bethesda Softworks, revealed in a recent interview that he retired partly due to concerns about the studio being "damaged and broken apart." He felt powerless to protect the company and its people, a stress exacerbated by Starfield's delays. Hines credits Todd Howard for helping him leave the company while retaining his sanity.
- Entities
- Company: Bethesda
- Topic: Game Publishing
- Person: Pete Hines
- Topic: Mental Health
- Person: Todd Howard
- Game: Starfield
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