If they did nothing, then Epic would not need their platforms and stores. Apparently they're market makers and Epic want to reach the market. Used to be you so

If they did nothing, then Epic would not need their platforms and stores. Apparently they're market makers and Epic want to reach the market. Used to be you sold games in retail stores, which took 50% of retail price. Old console games took around 30% of retail. Pretty much every distribution and market maker in gaming history took these rates to provide platforms and markets. I'm guessing Epic will not win these, given the many platforms they can sell on, and each taking around these same rates. Maybe it's time for Epic to make their own phone and see how that goes. And no matter how it's sliced, Epic breached contract. It's one thing to sue over principles or whatever. But when you breach contract, the contract usually has costs for that.