Fortnite's disappearance from Apple's iOS platforms has reignited a long-standing conflict between Fortnite's video game creator Epic Games and tech giant Apple, leaving many mobile gamers without ...

Fortnite mobile was removed from the iOS App Store in August 2020. Since then, a lot has happened in the world. But after today’s ruling, Fortnite is set to return to the United States iOS App Store ...

Epic Games has revealed that its highly anticipated Fortnite release in Japan is once again delayed. The news comes after Tim Sweeney disagreed with Apple’s policy once again, citing that Apple was ...

TL;DR: Apple has officially denied Fortnite's return to iOS, blocking its submission to the App Store and Epic Games Store in the US and EU. Despite court rulings against Apple's anti-competitive ...

Fortnite is back on the Apple App Store in the United States of America. Following nearly five years of legal battles, Epic Games' battle royale game is once again available to download on mobile ...

Apple and Epic Games have been locked in litigation for years, with the main victim being the mobile version of Fortnite, the world’s most popular battle royale. Apple’s fees for microtransactions in ...

TL;DR: Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney announces Fortnite's return to iOS, anticipating a major business shift by tapping into the $92.5 billion mobile gaming market. Following court rulings against ...

Fortnite is expected to return to iOS devices by the end of the week. A long legal battle has kept the game from returning to Apple devices for nearly five years. It's unclear whether impacted players ...

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Now that Fortnite is back on iOS with Apple's approval of the game, Microsoft is jumping in to try to extend its ability to sell games on the platform through its Xbox app. Microsoft on Tuesday filed ...

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