First comes a good product, second comes the mass following of a good product, then comes profit and good reputation. That's the big picture, so just be warned that it's not as Hollywood would have you think. There's much more to it . . .and to make things more interesting just throw in some company politics. You'll find that there are many more games in the industry besides the ones on your computer screen. Please also bear in mind that games don't corrupt children, nor do they raise children.
Children are a gift and a responsibility to parents.
If the parents aren't there to monitor their own children and teach them the difference between reality and games, then there are prices that must be paid for their inability to take on the social responsibility of having and raising children. You probably always will so long as parents are making excuses for not being there for their own kids. All of those are choices . So, please, if you have children spend time with them show them that you love them. I personally enjoy violent games, and really don't see a lot of difference between them and a good action movie, however I had parents that spent the time with me and raised me to know the difference between good and bad . . .