Epic Games CEO Promotes PUBG Mobile In Jab At Apple Over Fortnite Ban – GameSpot

The passive-aggressive nature of the tweet definitely isnt lost on us, since if Apple does ultimately cease Unreal Engine support on its devices, that would likely mean no more PUBG Mobile. Unreal is among the most popular engines in the world, with support on nearly every device consisting of mobile, PC, and consoles.
Epic Games chance ats Apple have actually continued with its Free Fortnite project and competition. It likewise offered away properties so gamers can make their own Free Fortnite merchandise, even permitting for them to offer it. As the logo design parodies among Apples earlier designs, it seems Epic is trying to win in the court of popular opinion if it cant really win its suit.
And in spite of not being as effective as Fortnite, PUBG Mobile has actually managed to carve out a healthy specific niche. Its 1.0 update will consist of major enhancements across the board, and a new competition is going to award $2 million in rewards.

Legendary Games continues a legal fight with Apple over Fortnites removal from the App Store, and CEO Tim Sweeney is having a little fun while the process plays out. The designer did the unimaginable: promoting a rival video game, and all to demonstrate the worth of Unreal Engine for Apple users.
On August 28, Apple appeared to take a shot at Epic Games by promoting a huge brand-new upgrade for PUBG Mobile on iOS. Generally, Epic Games would see PUBG Mobile as its competition, but due to the fact that the game does make use of Unreal Engine– which Apple is looking to cut off from iOS and Mac designers– Sweeney promoted the game.

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