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Because any given suit doesn't require bigger fish to be addressed first. Steam is in court because two indie devs decided to file suit. Those indie devs weren'
by delecti 3y ago
Because any given suit doesn't require bigger fish to be addressed first. Steam is in court because two indie devs decided to file suit. Those indie devs weren't required to wait their turn for worse examples of antitrust behavior to get dealt with first.
- Pxtl 3y agoYes, but Epic did battle Apple over the store thing. Epic lost on all fronts except the anti-steering rule: Epic is allowed to advertise their off-platform web store where they will sell you in-app-purchases for Fortnight without the Apple tax. Not sure if they offer higher-price versions of same purchases through Apple's store or you must do your shopping for skins and other silliness through Epic. However, AFAIK the final appeal battle at the US supreme court hasn't happened yet.
- jowea 3y agoTrue, but if the Play Store and the iOS App Store are still going, what hope do these indie devs have?