I would disagree. Great companies provide superior products and/or services. They deliver these because they want to be the best/deliver the best possible solution. They enjoy what they do. They want to be the best. They take pride in their product. Money comes as a result of these efforts.

SOME companies are in business solely to pursue their own enrichment. In many instances these companies do not care about the products they release, but instead are only concerned about profit margin.

Which one do you think applies here?

@Nodoze

That's such a simplistic and unrealistic way of seeing things. Companies are not entities. They are comprised of many different people.

The investors and leadership in a company have to be concerned with making a profit otherwise they can't stay in business, can't invest in new products, can't pay their employees, and everyone that works there has to find new jobs to put food on the table and the whole enterprise collapses.

Then you have all the artists, programmers, directors, etc. more at the ground level making the games. And of course these people have to care about making money just like the rest of us, but that doesn't mean that they don't love what they do or that they don't strive to deliver the best game they can.

Achieving financial success in any industry is generally synonymous with delivering a product that people enjoy. People have nearly infinite choices in terms of what they can spend their money on. If a company is successful, it is because they are producing products that people like, plain and simple.

I bought AC Unity because I did my research and knew that it would be a game I would like. It has been a fantastic game to me and I honestly don't care what any of the haters say. There are plenty of people on both consoles and PC that are really enjoying this game.