Epic Games Expands Mobile App Store with Third-Party Titles, Covers iOS Fees
Epic Games announces free games program, adds third-party titles to mobile store, and covers iOS fees for participating developers.
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Epic Games Expands Mobile Store, Covers iOS Fees for Developers in Free Games Program
Epic Games launches free games program on mobile, covering Apple's Core Technology Fee for developers, in a bid to overcome App Store hurdles and promote cross-platform gaming.
Epic Games Unveils Holiday Sale with 16 Free Games and Exclusive Deals
Epic Games kicks off its annual holiday sale, offering 16 free games and discounts on popular titles, including Dragon Age and Star Wars: Outlaws.
Fake Nintendo Lawyer Terrorizes YouTubers with Bogus Copyright Claims
A fake Nintendo lawyer has been sending bogus copyright claims to YouTubers, causing mental anguish and threatening their livelihoods, highlighting the flaws in YouTube's copyright system.
Fantasian Neo Dimension Brings Classic RPG Experience to Consoles and PC
Hironobu Sakaguchi's throwback RPG Fantasian, initially exclusive to Apple Arcade, is now available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch, offering a charming and approachable gaming experience.
Final Fantasy Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi Eyes Next Project, a Successor to Final Fantasy VI
Hironobu Sakaguchi, the father of Final Fantasy, discusses his next game, a potential successor to Final Fantasy VI, following the release of Fantasian Neo Dimension.
Former Annapurna Leads Take Charge of Take-Two's Indie Games Portfolio
Ex-Annapurna Interactive employees form new company to oversee Private Division's games, including Lord of the Rings and Pokémon titles, amid layoffs
Former Devolver Exec Launches VR Singing App to Promote Wellness
Mike Wilson's new startup, Realize Music, introduces Sing, a VR app that encourages users to sing aloud at home, promoting wellness and self-expression.
Fortnite Festival Gets Local Multiplayer Update, Turning TVs into Rock Band Jams
Epic Games adds local multiplayer to Fortnite Festival, allowing up to four players to jam together on the same TV, but with some limitations on instrument support.