Displaying items by tag: Epic Games

Perth-based Pentanet's Nvidia-powered cloud gaming system will be available next week.

A judge in California has allowed Apple to continue charging developers a fee as it does, giving Android app makers little cheer that a similar case against Google would provide them any relief.

Not-for-profit charity Reset Australia reports that Terms and Conditions of popular apps such as TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat are too difficult for children to read and would require a university degree to understand it. The report gave one platform 2.5 out of 5 stars, and gave two apps a score of zero in terms of readability.

The Federal Court has ruled that Epic Games v Apple should be heard in Australia.

The competition watchdog, the ACCC, has sought leave to appear at the hearing of Epic Games appeal to the Full Federal Court against an earlier Court decision to stay Epic’s proceedings against Apple.

The war between Apple and Epic Games is heating up with Apple now stating it will remove Epic Game’s developer account, which not only affects Fortnite but the Unreal Engine too.

Epic Games is used to people fighting online inside its popular and lucrative game Fortnite, but now the software house is taking its fight to the courtrooms against big guns Apple and Google.

An epic battle is shaping up over the fees mobile store owners charge developers. Fortnite developer Epic Games isn’t happy about giving a 30% cut of the millions it makes weekly through these stores.

Israel-based security company Check Point says it has found a vulnerability in the popular game Fortnite which would allow an attacker to log in taking advantage of the use of authentication tokens by the game.

Open source software developers in the motion picture and broader media industry now have a natural forum in the Academy Software Foundation, a joint creation of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences and The Linux Foundation.

Last week's launch of Season 5 of Fortnite broke a record at cloud delivery platform Akamai, showing just how much today's digital citizens love their gaming.

Epic Games has surprised fans, critics and experts by announcing a new Unreal Tournament game, but with a twist. The game will be completely free, and will be co-developed by Epic and Unreal Tournament fans themselves.

Game developers Epic Games is preparing to reveal something, well, epic, related to the Unreal Tournament this week.

Microsoft is ensuring that Gears Of War remains an Xbox exclusive