Epic Games v. Google is underway. What to know about the Cary company's Fortnite trial.
Why is the Epic suing Google? Why should mobile app users care? And does a jury make the verdict less predictable?
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Why is the Epic suing Google? Why should mobile app users care? And does a jury make the verdict less predictable?
Though Match settled its antitrust case with Google over Play Store fees for north of $300 million, Fortnite maker Epic Games proceeded to take its case
Google offered Fortnite maker Epic Games a $147 million deal to launch the game on Play Store, to make sure games stayed on the Play Store.
Epic was offered $127 million to launch Fortnite on Google Play, but the developer’s rejection caused a risk of “contagion,” according to details in the trial.
Epic Games Store's boss has revealed that the platform still isn't profitable, in the course of Epic's antitrust case vs Google.