Epic boss Tim Sweeney reckons we're in the midst of a "generational change" in the videogame industry—one that's going to see games like Fortnite stick their flag on top of a pile of (largely ...

Tim Sweeney, the founder and chief executive of Fortnite parent company Epic Games, has accused Big Tech leaders of shifting political allegiances to "curry favor" with President-elect Donald Trump.

Epic Games CEO and founder Tim Sweeney asks if OpenAI will accept VBucks as a payment to acquire the company, says he's ...

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Epic will temporarily pay the Apple Core Technology Fee for participants in its free games program.

Apple on Monday criticized a pornography app newly available on iPhones in the European Union, saying the bloc's digital policy was undermining consumer confidence in Apple.

How much, one might ask? Tim Sweeney recently shared that it’s taken over $1 billion to bring the Epic Games Store to mobile markets and it will likely take billions more in the years ahead.

Epic boss Tim Sweeney has spent quite a lot of money fighting Apple and Google over the way they run their app stores. How much? Billions of dollars. That, you’d think, would be unsustainable ...

Fortnite has 350 million registered accounts, although only about 83 million are active in any given month. Epic Games announced a $2 billion funding round in April, for a $31.5 billion valuation.

Tim Sweeney is CEO of Epic Games. On iOS and Android, the games include: Dungeon of the Endless (Free Games Program); Evoland 2; Figment 1; Hidden Folks; Idle Champions; Pilgrims; Out There ...