Not every Carmen San Diego game was geography

Apple counsel wastes more time in court on things that have nothing to do with the issue.

There’s no court involved at this point

Apple wants to make a case about console markets as if they’re remotely the same thing as general computing devices like mobile phones.

They need to introduce those consoles as evidence, which requires a witness to do so. If someone else has already introduced them as a witness, then they need to demonstrate that…

I don’t see how any of that leads Epic to bankruptcy. The store isn’t their primary or even secondary source of revenue.

They’re investing money on their platform right now, which is where the losses are coming from. All the money they’re pouring into developer’s pockets to get exclusives and free items.

No matter what happens with the store, though - the risk of bankruptcy for Epic isn’t very high.

Yeah, the guy only remembered the Neo Canadian Mobile Suit. Just because he got some details wrong doesn’t mean he was talking about a different show.

You can have a monopolist and be in violation of anti trust laws without being the only company

Why don't you think epic can afford to take lower percentages on store sales in the future?

What of it is well deserved

they went out and built their own from the ground up

I don’t even understand the joke

This is kind of an example of doing what they say others should and I like it.

Why, though?

They did and it’s horrifying. I can’t find them now, but there were articles about it back then.

I think he was describing G Gundam.

a throwaway with the subject of post is not going to raise any flags on reddit.

It’s a big reach, but I think he’s referencing Rydia.

wait, what show are you referencing?

There’s plenty of solid lore from the Cyberpunk TTRPG already. It’s not like this was an unlicensed setting they were creating from whole cloth.