Epic Games (Page 9)

Earlier today, the Fortnite team dropped a teaser video on the game's official Twitter account showing a ship just kinda chilling there.

The brains at SuperData apparently worked hard over the Holiday break.

We look back at the year of 2020 and give you the rundown of all the biggest news stories of the year in the Free MMO game space.

Alright guys, I guess I was wrong thinking that an esports team wouldn't sign a kid with a single digit age.

Last year, I wrote that 2019 was a year of potential, if not immediate impact.

Because Fortnite is apparently collecting every character ever it only makes sense that at some point they'd throw Halo's Master Chief into the mix.

Things are always a little bit chaotic in Fortnite, but the latest update cranks that chaos up a notch.

Remember that rumored Fortnite subscription we talked about a little while back?...

In vaguely Fortnite-related news: The App Store is about to get a lot cheaper for developers -- smaller developers, that is, which is unlikely to do Epic Games any good.

Epic Games has teamed up with Disney properties (like Marvel and Star Wars) for Fortnite in the past, so it only makes sense that the two entertainment behemoths would combine forces once again for the most ambitious crossover...

Monthly subscriptions to online games are all but extinct now -- having been de facto replaced in some places by battle passes -- but that isn't stopping one prominent game's developer from pitching the idea to fans. Fortni...

Rocket League is a ton of fun and the game gives you TONS of free cosmetics...but compared to the old cash shop methods, is the new shop that came with the F2P conversion any good?...

There's one more update to the Apple vs.

Buckle up and settle in because the fight between Epic and Apple will be going on for a while.

If you're a fan of both Fortnite and Rocket League, then tomorrow should be a good day for you.

The mega popular racecar/football (soccer) mash-up from Psyonix is now free-to-play.

Apple and Epic are at it again, and this time it's the Mac Fortnite players that are losing.

Tencent is drawing the attention of the U.S.

The saga continues.

The newest phase of the legal argument between Epic Games and Apple regarding Fortnite's presence -- or lack thereof -- on the App Store is underway.

Continuing their Marvel crossover, Fortnite has taken the next logical step and introduced Stark Industries to the game.

Yesterday (September 8), Epic published a lengthy post on the Fortnite site detailing competitive updates for Chapter 2 Season 4.

A new Black Panther statue has been added to Fortnite's map, following the launch of the new Marvel season.

As the Apple vs Epic war rages on, it appears Apple has made the latest move.

Almost two months since the First Avenger made his way into Fortnite, other denziens of the Marvel Universe have entered the fray with the launch of Season 4 - Nexus War.

Epic Games has achieved at least one small victory in its fight against Apple.

Epic Games is really leaning into this whole fight with Apple (and Google but more Apple) thing.

The fight between Apple and Epic Games is about to cause some collateral damage to developers who have nothing at all to do with Fortnite.

As if it didn't have enough legal stuff going on right now, Epic Games is being sued by Stonehenge.

Epic picked a fight and now it has one...actually two!...