The Apple-Epic Games battle continues to get worse every single day. After a series of reports involving the story of the in-app payment system of the game developer, and the tech giant banned the game from its App Store. Epic Games has now asked help from a legal court into forcing Apple to accept their game back. Read the full transcript of the request here.
Apple-Epic Games Update: Fortnite now seeks court help
First, Apple removed Fortnite on its list of the App Store. Then, Epic launched an anti-campaign against the tech giant with a hashtag #FreeFortnite with an extremely Apple-offensive parody video named 'Nineteen Eighty-Fortnite.'
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers already was unwilling to issue a restraining order against Apple, as once requested by Epic.
The judge tells the court that Epic may have "strategically chose to breach its agreements with Apple."
On Sept. 28, the court trial between the two parties will finally start. Let's see what will happen during this date.
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Written by Jamie Pancho
