One thing I try to bear in mind with this is while there's a lot of anti-corporate discussion alongside video games, they're quite often contrary to what happens in the wider world when you compare against what games or companies are successful. A lot of it skirts around the concept that developers big or small take money to be made and don't seem to have a good idea on how success should be rewarded (or differing rules depending on who you are). The video game audience is also going to be incredibly broad across a huge range of circumstances around the globe, so the question of what something is worth will have a wide range too.