Epic Games has filed a new motion on August 23rd arguing that Apple is threatening an entire ecosystem of game developers in response to the ongoing conflict between the two companies. The new filing ...

Epic wants to operate under a different set of rules than the ones that apply to all other developers… We think that’s wrong, Apple said. (Reporting by Supantha Mukherjee, European Technology & ...

Apple barred Epic’s Fortnite from the App Store after the game maker tried to avoid Apple’s 30-per-cent fee on some in-app purchases on the App Store by launching its own in-app payment system.

While Epic Games’ motion specifically focuses on 2 Milly, it provides a legal precedent for a number of lawsuits recently brought up against the company over Fortnite’s dance emotes.

Epic Games files motion forcing Apple to respond to injunction related to Fortnite on iOS Apple has been given the week to explain why it hasn't complied with a recent court-ordered injunction or ...

Epic Games, which has been in litigation with Google ever since the latter (and Apple) removed Epic’s Fortnite battle royale game from the Google Play Store after Epic Games sued for antitrust ...

Fortnite -maker Epic Games filed its opening briefing to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The company seeks to overturn the previous ruling in its lawsuit against Apple, which determined that ...

Epic Games, the game developer and publisher behind Fortnite, is suing Samsung Electronics and Google, accusing the tech giants of conspiring to prevent Galaxy owners from downloading apps outside of ...

Epic and Apple have engaged in multiple lawsuits across the world since the dispute over app payment commissions surfaced last year. Apple barred Epic's Fortnite from the App Store after the ...

This March 19, 2018 file photo shows Apple’s App Store app. Epic Games said Wednesday Feb. 17, 2021, it filed an antitrust complaint against Apple with European Union regulators, opening up a ...

STOCKHOLM — Epic Games said on Tuesday it had filed a complaint with Britain’s competition regulator in support of its investigation into Apple Inc’s anticompetitive behavior.