The saga of Fortnite on Android has had a lot of ups and downs as Epic Games tried to avoid paying the Play Store’s cut of in-app purchases, but things could have been very different if Epic Games had ...

U.S. appeals court denies Google's request to pause order requiring it to allow competing app stores and make catalog available to competitors.

Google offered Epic Games $147 million to bring Fortnite to the Play Store in 2018. Despite refusing the offer, Epic eventually released Fortnite on the Play Store in April 2020. Fortnite was then ...

Day three of the Epic vs Google antitrust trial offered insight into a previous dispute between the two companies regarding the initial launch of Fortnite on Google Play – including a $147 million ...

The decision leaves the U.S. Supreme Court as Google's only hope to overturn Epic Games' antitrust victory over the Google ...

Google offered Fortnite maker Epic Games a $147 million deal to launch the game on Play Store. Google says this deal was offered to make sure games stayed on the Play Store. Fortnite escaping the Play ...

Mach makes his point about Fortnite and cloud gaming. Ah, it was actually simpler than I expected — I should have guessed when he asked whether Grant’s in-laws had a good internet connection. “The ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney on Monday portrayed Google as a ruthless bully that resorts to shady tactics to protect a predatory payment system. His portrayal came in testimony in an antitrust trial ...

There was once a time when Epic Games joined app stores, offering Fortnite to the mobile, and Google recently attested to its attempt to "bribe" the game developer to keep the battle royale on its ...

On Monday, a jury sided with Epic Games over Google in an antitrust case that could reshape how app marketplaces like Google Play are allowed to operate. The unanimous verdict wraps up a ...

“If by ‘reach’ we mean the number of customers to which it’s made available, yes.” Amazon’s Donn Morrill says Google’s decision not to allow alternative app stores in Google Play “strongly discouraged ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney on Monday portrayed Google as a ruthless bully that resorts to shady tactics to protect a predatory payment system. His portrayal came in testimony in an antitrust trial ...