Epic Games is still working through a developer account snag. 'We’re working as hard as possible,' says Epic CEO Tim Sweeney.

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After a nearly five-year absence, Fortnite is set to return to iPhones in the United States — and the relaunch could happen in just a few days.

A US judge found Apple in contempt for failing to comply with a 2021 injunction aimed at loosening App Store restrictions.

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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney — the guy behind Fortnite — has been fighting Apple and Tim Cook over its App Store rules for five ...

The massively popular game is expected to make a comeback on iOS devices, following a court ruling against Apple.

Epic Games will bring Fortnite back to the Apple iOS App Store in the U.S., using their EU developer account. Read full story ...

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Fortnite is relaunching on iPhone in the US soon, and now per the Epic Games CEO we know exactly how that’s going to happen.