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Iain Harris

BioWare co-founder dreamt of taking over EA "from the inside" if Star Wars: The Old Republic was, "like, $2 billion a year successful"

Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Had BioWare co-founder Greg Zeschuk's industry "swan song," Star War: The Old Republic, been more successful, he dreamed of sticking around a while longer to try and take over parent company EA from the inside.

Talking to the My Perfect Console podcast about his time at BioWare after EA snapped up owner VG Holding Corp., he says it took two years to be certain working under a global publisher wasn't for him. While Zeschuk pushes back on the idea that BioWare's problems started with EA – the studio had "a pretty successful run" with the likes of Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 – a lack of "entrepreneurial-ship" wasn't for him, so he retired.

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