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Tickets are still available if you want to be there in person.

Metzen is back in charge, Pantheon has a big change, and Epic lays off hundreds.

The company is laying off about 16% of its staff.

At least that’s what some leaks indicate.

The FTC is now notifying people that they may be eligible.

Is there a chance in hell EA doesn't mess up monetization for the new Sims game?

And the victory royale goes to Donald Mustard.

This means nothing will change for consumers and developers, at least in the near future.

Players must now use utilized cursed energy to stay on top in Battle Royale Island.

Or, in legal terms, "anti-steering techniques."

This is just a rumor of course, but it comes from a reliable source.

Plus leaks suggest another epic crossover could be on its way.

The company argues that being ordered to stop its anti-steering practices was too harsh.

Fortnite will crossover with anything.

Apple argues not enough evidence of harm was provided, while Epic Games argues an unfair precedent was set in the April ruling.

Players will get to earn new cosmetics and weapons, as always, but in a tropical, overgrown location.

There are some changes coming to Fortnite Ranked Season Zero.

The leader of the Autobots will be rolling in to the game around Friday, June 9.

Players can progress from Bronze to Unreal ranks to earn a position on the global leaderboard.

Rumors are floating around the community about something called "DelMar," according to dataminers.

The fun begins on May 2, revealed Epic Games.

An unexpected decision throws a wrench in the Microsoft/Activision deal.

“The universe is big. It's vast and complicated and ridiculous. And sometimes, very rarely, impossible things just happen and we call them miracles.”

Although the music festival ends on April 23, the special world is available until April 28.

There's plenty of new rewards and the Island is now covered in cherry blossoms and spring chickens.

“Those who create violating content ... will face content takedowns and enforcement actions, up to and including permanent account bans.”

Check out Epic Games' presentation, then try out the public beta for yourself now.

According to a leak, players would get paid based on the number of engagements their islands receive.

The new application for producing and publishing games and experiences arrives March 22.

The fine is to be paid to consumers.