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Only two days ago we informed you about the latest information from the case Apple vs. Epic Games. The cards have turned a bit, because Applu probably lost his temper and filed his own lawsuit. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney also responded to this, leaning rather sharply into Applu and criticized his actions.

The aforementioned statement was released via the social network Twitter. The Californian giant had already described the entire dispute earlier this week as a common disagreement that revolves only around money. And it was precisely this statement that became a thorn in the side of the aforementioned director. According to him, this is exactly what means that the apple company has completely lost track of the functioning of the principles of the technical industry and behavior during its years at the top. AppWe could describe it as a kind of posturing in court. Unfortunately, he did not specify what principles he actually had in mind. We also received an official statement on video from Epic Games, which parodies the iconic apple advertisement from 1984, which literally moved the world in its time. In this direction, Epic wanted to show that it is Apple an all-powerful company dictating terms to users. At the same time, he uses his position to control the market and get money.

Sweeney then talks about why the "war" against apple cider started in the first place. App Store. According to him, developers also have certain rights that must be respected. However, the Epic boss strongly disagrees that the whole dispute is only about money, but in fact it should be about the desire for change.

In connection with the ongoing lawsuit, the Fortnite game was almost immediately removed from Apple's store. App Store. The Californian giant has also decided to terminate Epic Games' developer account, which has already happened. In response, Epic has responded with a request to the court, where it wants the court to issue a court order that Applu will order the account itself to be restored and allow Fortnite to return to normal. App The court hearing will not take place until the end of September.

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