
I can't tell the pot from the kettle
Here's hoping the courts can come up with a decision that both sides see as a loss.
Another front is opening in Google's antitrust war today, as a trial between the search giant and Fortnite dev Epic Games over Google's Play Store fees is kicking off in a California court. The case goes back to 2020, and was filed shortly after Google booted Epic's popular battle royale game Fortnite from the Play Store when …
"Google VP for government affairs and public policy"
The fact a corp has a dedicated VP and department for gov affairs and policy speaks so many volumes.
On a semi-related note, what is the reg standards soviet for amount of text? I'd imagine the "art gallery". The National Gallery in London has about 2300 paintings; at 1000 words per painting, an art gallery would be, in this case, 2.3 million words.
Every single game dev, or publisher that takes Epic's carrots goes on my shitlist. I hope they keep operating their store and services at a loss until it kills them.
I refuse to ever buy games from those companies that go with Epic store exclusives, not in 6 months, not ever.
Nobody needs to buy games, and these twats need to learn that.