Epic CEO Tim Sweeney takes yet another victory lap after Apple's latest appeal fails: 'The long national nightmare of the Apple tax is ended'
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That was a reference to AOC making fun of Trump and Elon
I know. AOC should know better.
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Steam takes just as big a cut as Apple
But UE already supports Linux export and when Epic bought EAC the first thing they did was give it Linux support so they have already done what you asked
Unless you’re talking about Fortnite
And unlike Apple, it’s completely optional to release on steam
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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney takes yet another victory lap after Apple's latest appeal fails: 'The long national nightmare of the Apple tax is ended'
Tim, you're gonna make Tim Cook retire early.
PC Gamer (www.pcgamer.com)
Tim Weenie can go kick rocks, barefoot.
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They’re a privately held company, so afaik don’t have to release public earnings statements.
If you’re talking about the financials made public as a part of the Apple v Epic lawsuit, I’m pretty sure they just show that Epic Game Store isn’t profitable, not that Epic isn’t profitable.
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They’re a privately held company, so afaik don’t have to release public earnings statements.
If you’re talking about the financials made public as a part of the Apple v Epic lawsuit, I’m pretty sure they just show that Epic Game Store isn’t profitable, not that Epic isn’t profitable.
Five years after it took on Steam, Epic Games Store is yet to make a penny of profit
Epic hoped to scoop up half of all PC gaming revenue back in 2021.
Rock Paper Shotgun (www.rockpapershotgun.com)
Tim Sweeney’s Epic Games Store Is Still Losing Money After Five Years
That’s straight from Epic Games Store head Steve Allison on the witness stand who admitted the storefront is still losing money.
Forbes (www.forbes.com)
The Epic Games Store still isn’t profitable.
We knew the company was spending millions to give away free games every week, but we’d heard it was a bit of a money sink despite not actually paying for each and every copy given away. In case you’re keeping track, Epic Games Store boss Steve Allison says on the witness stand his store isn’t profitable yet. The goal is still growth, he says. Emails revealed during the Epic v. Apple trial suggested the company was hoping to claim half of all PC gaming revenue.
The Verge (www.theverge.com)
The Epic Games Store isn't profitable after five years, growth is still Epic's "goal"
Epic Games has admitted that its digital storefront still isn't profitable after launching five years ago.
TechRadar (www.techradar.com)
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so am i. And I’ll agree epic sucks in some ways, sweeney in more, but they also provide a relatively awesome toolset. i think epic has gotten a lot of undue hate just for having a marketplace seperate from steam - but steam has been exploiting devs for a long ass time too.
It’d be easier to side with Epic if they put really any effort at all into the Epic Games Store. I know there’s a lot of features to catch up on to be competitive to Steam, but considering they spent hundreds of millions of dollars on exclusivity, you’d think they would spend more on improving EGS.
To some extent, people will hate EGS anyway, but if they just quietly trucked along adding feature after feature, those that use it would spread the word. Instead, it largely stagnated and people kept reporting to others that it generally still sucks.
Playing catch-up takes time but at least the company that does already has an enumerated list of features to implement and can glean ideas about how to do so.
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And unlike Apple, it’s completely optional to release on steam
That’s irrelevant to the comment I was replying to
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Five years after it took on Steam, Epic Games Store is yet to make a penny of profit
Epic hoped to scoop up half of all PC gaming revenue back in 2021.
Rock Paper Shotgun (www.rockpapershotgun.com)
Tim Sweeney’s Epic Games Store Is Still Losing Money After Five Years
That’s straight from Epic Games Store head Steve Allison on the witness stand who admitted the storefront is still losing money.
Forbes (www.forbes.com)
The Epic Games Store still isn’t profitable.
We knew the company was spending millions to give away free games every week, but we’d heard it was a bit of a money sink despite not actually paying for each and every copy given away. In case you’re keeping track, Epic Games Store boss Steve Allison says on the witness stand his store isn’t profitable yet. The goal is still growth, he says. Emails revealed during the Epic v. Apple trial suggested the company was hoping to claim half of all PC gaming revenue.
The Verge (www.theverge.com)
The Epic Games Store isn't profitable after five years, growth is still Epic's "goal"
Epic Games has admitted that its digital storefront still isn't profitable after launching five years ago.
TechRadar (www.techradar.com)
All your links say Epic GAME STORE isn’t making money, which is exactly what I fucking said. Epic the entire company can be profitable while the storefront is not.
Big hint, Fortnite in game purchases and Unreal Engine license sales print money for Epic. You’re willfully ignorant at this point bro.
You do realize what the difference between a company and a specific business line is right?
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All your links say Epic GAME STORE isn’t making money, which is exactly what I fucking said. Epic the entire company can be profitable while the storefront is not.
Big hint, Fortnite in game purchases and Unreal Engine license sales print money for Epic. You’re willfully ignorant at this point bro.
You do realize what the difference between a company and a specific business line is right?
Well you were just wrong but now you’re wrong and also a dick. Goodbye.
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Explain to me how I’m wrong please. Also how I’m being rude because I don’t see it.
