May 17, 2025 - 02:16

Apple has officially blocked access to Fortnite on iPhones in both the United States and the European Union, as reported by Epic Games. This action is the latest development in a protracted legal battle that began in 2020 when Epic Games challenged Apple's commission fees on in-app purchases. The dispute has significantly impacted the availability of Fortnite on Apple's platforms, with the popular game being absent for several years.
Despite some temporary reinstatements during the legal proceedings, the ongoing conflict has prevented Fortnite from returning to the App Store. Epic Games has consistently criticized Apple's business practices, arguing that the company's control over app distribution and payment systems stifles competition and innovation in the gaming industry. As the legal struggle continues, players who rely on iPhones for their Fortnite experience are left in limbo, unable to access the game they enjoy. The situation highlights the broader issues surrounding app store policies and developer rights in the tech industry.
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I Am Playing Midnight Moments And Having A Lovely TimeThere is a famous line from Blade Runner that goes, `All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.` That used to sound sad to me. Now, after spending the last week with Midnight...
July 31, 2026 - 11:48
5 Best Video Games To Play While Waiting For God Of War LaufeyThe wait for the next chapter in Kratos` saga is a long one, with God of War Laufey not expected until 2027. That is a lot of empty weekends. If you have already beaten every Valkyrie and collected...
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Amazon (AMZN) Says Streaming Is the Future of Video Games as Console Prices RiseAmazon`s head of gaming has declared that cloud streaming is the inevitable future of video games, pointing to the rising price of consoles as a key driver. As the cost of new PlayStation and Xbox...
July 23, 2026 - 02:16
Games for Change aims to ground parental gaming concerns in "evidence rather than fear"A new white paper, backed by Tencent and developed in collaboration with Games for Change, is calling for a shift in how families approach video game play. The report argues that parental concerns...