> You're saying that like it's some obvious truth, and only exists because of capitalism, yet you provide no proof it is actually like that.
You're statement about EA and capitalism implies that the current market is a result of capitalism. If the market is a capitalist market, as you a state, then all the products of that market can be equally attributed to capitalism, can they not?
Capitalism (the free market, more accurately) is what led to those games existing and your ability to choose to play them. You can easily imagine a world where software engineers were subject to licensing requirements (like lawyers, doctors, etc) and software that was run on your PC was subject to a state approval process.
The ability of a single person to use their time and money how they see fit to create products that other people can choose to use (or not use) based on their own personal choice is the ideal of capitalism.
> You're statement about EA and capitalism implies that the current market is a result of capitalism.
Why does it imply that? The only implication that is clear from what I initially said is that capitalism can turn good companies like EA into whatever it is today, not that every single product on the market is the result of capitalism.
I'd argue indie games exists despite of capitalism, not because of it. But that's my opinion, I won't claim that's some universal truth.