Nope. Epic was making 350 M a year from iOS devices. Now add the lost revenue because of law suit, they probably lost around $1B after they got cut off from App Store.The lawsuit payout?
Apple should buy Epic Games, for the sake of irony.It seems to me like they are prepping themselves to be bought. Maybe MS is planning to buy Epic too :S
There’s UnityI think Unreal Engine going away would put gaming as a whole years and years back until something else could replace it.
It's Apple's fault that Epic Games broke their contract?I don’t like the headline. More than implies that people are losing their jobs at Epic, and it’s Apple’s fault.
Android revenue wasn’t much, may be Epic should have gone after google, not apple. Epic CEO sounds like an activist, not a leader of the company.It's not just iOS but Android as well. Fortnite is not available on either since Epic Games was banned from both stores.
Being banned from two app stores concurrently certainly made him not risk taking on anyone else. The fact that they used money to pursue litigation against Apple didn't make sense. "Pride goes before the fall."Android revenue wasn’t much, may be Epic should have gone after google, not apple. Epic CEO sounds like an activist, not a leader of the company.
It's Apple's fault that Epic Games broke their contract?
Yeah but that is still only 5% of their annual revenue. It is a large amount of money to you and me but not a large amount of money in terms of operating revenue for a company of that size. A 5% decrease in operating revenue does not cause a company to lay off 15% of their workforce, and if it does, then they have a really flawed business model because their profit margins have to be utter @#$$Nope. Epic was making 350 M a year from iOS devices. Now add the lost revenue because of law suit, they probably lost around $1B after they got cut off from App Store.
Do the math, $1 B in lost revenue and 800 number of employees being laid off. It’s not 5% it was between 6-7% Per year. Any CEO cutting off a lucrative market is dumb. He is not a CEO, sounds like activists living in a bubble.Yeah but that is still only 5% of their annual revenue. It is a large amount of money to you and me but not a large amount of money in terms of operating revenue for a company of that size. A 5% decrease in operating revenue does not cause a company to lay off 15% of their workforce, and if it does, then they have a really flawed business model because their profit margins have to be utter @#$$
In other words, we’re out of ideas to convince the judges why we’re right and Apple’s wrong.As for the fight against Apple, Sweeney claims that Epic Games is taking steps to cut down on legal expenses, but will continue on with its legal battles so the "metaverse can thrive and bring opportunity to Epic and all other developers."