Well yeah, but it's more about the principle of it, he's supposed to be a ZA/UM old guard and that was part of his value in being in the documentary, so it's not as if being fired should be a radicalizing moment.
Basically I think he appears a bit too flexible, the radical rhetoric comes off leaning more towards branding than deep principle.
Whatever chuds are mad about with the SH2 Remake is definitely not caused by the project being treated like art, maybe besides the grander point but that game is a capital P product.
Really they should be happy they get a game designed from the outset to provide the player with x amount of gameplay for the price tag.