Companies aren't evil. People can be.
In my (admittedly now rather dated) experience, management/department heads in big game publishers are often arrogant, intimidating ba****ds, who, through the flagrant, blatant abuse and exploitation of their staff could be said to exhibit an evil streak. However, I wouldn't call anyone evil for making a derivative, unstable or simply unenjoyable computer game.
In other words, if people in places such as EA are evil then it is because they force and threaten their employees rather than because they bring poor quality products to market.
In my (admittedly now rather dated) experience, management/department heads in big game publishers are often arrogant, intimidating ba****ds, who, through the flagrant, blatant abuse and exploitation of their staff could be said to exhibit an evil streak. However, I wouldn't call anyone evil for making a derivative, unstable or simply unenjoyable computer game.
In other words, if people in places such as EA are evil then it is because they force and threaten their employees rather than because they bring poor quality products to market.