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Last Friday, Google asked the court overseeing the antitrust litigation brought by Epic Games and Match Group to disallow their requested pleading
"Google never asked us, pressured us, or made us agree not to compete with them - and we've already submitted documents and testimony disproving this nonsense," Activision CCO and executive VP of
Google made at least 24 deals, including one $240 million agreement with Call of Duty publisher Activision, to prevent the creation of Play Store competitors, according to new documents from Epic Games..
The agreements with developers are part of an internal effort known as 'Project Hug', and were described in earlier versions of the suit
Epic Games and Match Group are looking to fortify their antitrust lawsuits against Google by adding new counts to their initial complaint.