I've read many of the posts and there are some good posts with varing outlooks and I can't say that the government should step in (since this isn't the first time this has happened, just because it happens in sector that is interst to me doesn't make it more important than previous outsourcing). When you go and look at a new vehicle, they are required to list origin of parts and assembley. Why not make the american game (and all software for that matter) companies do the same, to inform the consumer by puting a label on the game that part of this game from an american company was outsourced? Then let the consumer make the decision to support a company that practices outsourcing. just an idea.
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I've read many of the posts and there are some good posts with varing outlooks and I can't say that the government should step in (since this isn't the first time this has happened, just because it happens in sector that is interst to me doesn't make it more important than previous outsourcing). When you go and look at a new vehicle, they are required to list origin of parts and assembley. Why not make the american game (and all software for that matter) companies do the same, to inform the consumer by puting a label on the game that part of this game from an american company was outsourced? Then let the consumer make the decision to support a company that practices outsourcing. just an idea.