I like that this article doesn't just talk about the financial side of it, but also at least in part how much harassment game developers get for absolutely no reason. It's clear who the villains here are, and as the crash continues to gain momentum, I think unionizing and banding together no matter where you are is the only choice for survival at this point. Odds are still slim but what other options are left?
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in reply to @CERESUltra's post:
It's constantly damning that one of the worst things about game development are the people (i.e. "gamers") that require and benefit from it.