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Why such pessimistic sentiments right away? The move "there" should only indicate the company's growth. It's like an "inevitable growth process." Moreover, the fact that the "head" of the company will be "there" doesn't mean that the "body" remaining here will work worse... they don't make machines... or tanks... IMHO, this is by no means a shock.
The worst thing is not that they moved, but that the people in leadership positions are:
1. Focused on releasing games for consoles.
2. For mobile phones.
3. And haven't shown anything impressive in the field of game development...
What is there to be happy about? This is just another sign that the company Nival's work profile is changing. Priorities are shifting to the console and mobile phone market. PC fans can quietly smoke in the corner... They shouldn't expect anything from Nival in the near future, IMHO.
Of course, I'm not saying that they will stop making PC games altogether, but I'm afraid that now they will be ported games from consoles...