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Unity CEO John Riccitiello reportedly sold thousands of shares of stock in the weeks ahead of the fee announcement.

Unity Technologies will make changes to its wildly unpopular install-based fee policy, the company said Sunday in a post on the platform formerly known as…

Unity Technologies said it’ll make changes to its unpopular install-based runtime fee that united developers in their hatred of the new policy.

The company promised it will change the policy, but did not outline any planned adjustments

One of the biggest gaming companies on the planet reportedly wants an indie company to pay a fee on all of its Planned Parenthood donations.

Sigh - Following the announcement of a controversial new policy just two days ago, which would see video game developers s...

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Unity Technologies says it will charge Microsoft, Sony, Apple, and Netflix for Unity Engine games included in their subscription services.

Unity isn't backing down on its wish to enforce its new runtime fee policy soon. Unity Technologies won't back down on its new controversial policy.

The company stated that the upcoming changes would include new additions to its subscription plans and introduce a Runtime fee.