Yeah, but Konami apparently demanded he made social games while that wasn't what he wanted to do, hence he set up his own company. I still stand by my analogy. 
This was your statement.
Konami apparently demanded he made social games
This is inaccurate. He asked to make them.
while that wasn't what he wanted to do
This is inaccurate. He wanted to make them.
The fact that the ones he made, and enjoyed making, where not the kind that Konami had in mind, probably because they just wanted a standard format to cash in on does not imply that he was forced to make anything he did not want to make against his will. Since the games he worked on were of his own personal design, they were just turned down.
Which is why this statement...
Viskod, although IGA worked on social games, Konami rejected his ideas because they felt too much like core games, meaning that was not where his heart lies. I don't get what's wrong about that.
That acknowledges his heart just wasn't in the kind of format that Konami wanted, is a much better representation of his situation and different way of looking at it than your initial statement.