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Filed to:andrew grant Image: Apple vs Epic The big court case between Apple and Epic is one of the most important legal showdowns in the history of video games. It’s also throwing up a ton of very funny and interesting looks at how these billion-dollar companies do business behind the scenes. Epic instigated the lawsuit back in 2020, believing that the 30% revenue cut that Apple was taking from games (like Epic’s wildly popular Fortnite), and the restrictions it placed on other companies implementing in-app purchases in their own titles, were unfair. After attempting to bypass Apple’s ...

Original Story, May 10, 2021: Apple has called for the courts to investigate last week's testimony by Microsoft, claiming the Xbox firm has not produced the documents to support her claims. In a filing shared by The Verge, Apple's legal counsel requested an "adverse credibility finding regarding the testimony of Lori Wright," the platform holder's vice president for gaming, media and entertainment. Wright was questioned about, among other things, the definitions between single-purpose and general purpose devices -- a console vs smartphone argument that has been a running thread of this trial ...

ExtremeTech Apple Seeks Sensitive Financial Data on Xbox Sales in Epic Trial By Ryan Whitwam on May 10, 2021 at 10:01 am The first week of the Epic v. Apple trial had its ups and downs, but one of the highlights was testimony from Microsoft’s Lori Wright. As a witness for Epic, Wright talked about the difference between specific purpose (Xbox) and general-purpose (Windows) hardware, as well as Microsoft’s adventures trying to get xCloud in the App Store. Now, Apple is calling her testimony into question unless additional documents are entered into evidence, but Microsof...

(Photo by Louis-Philippe Poitras on Unsplash) Last week, Xbox business development VP Lori Wright acted as a third-party witness in the Epic Games vs. Apple trial, during which she stated that Microsoft has never made a profit on the sale of an Xbox console. Now Apple is trying to get her testimony thrown out. As The Verge reports, Apple's lawyers are arguing that Microsoft failed to provide the evidence to substantiate the claims being made by Wright in court. Wright's testimony could prove key, as she was helping establish the difference between a general-purpose and specialized device, dis...

Last week, the Epic Games v Apple trial officially kicked off, with days worth of testimonials. Microsoft’s VP for gaming, media and entertainment, Lori Wright, was called up to the stand during the trial, but Apple is now questioning the credibility of the testimony and wants it thrown out.  As reported by The Verge, Apple’s legal team has requested an “adverse credibility finding” regarding Wright and the testimony given on behalf of Microsoft and Xbox. During the trial, Wright claimed that Microsoft has never made a profit from sales of Xbox consoles, but stated that the company d...