Fortnite is a cultural phenomenon, a hub that now hosts massive concerts within its digital domain from all manner of global superstars. And one of them made some mad bank from his event.

In what has become the hottest bit of weekly drama to hit the video games industry since Cliffy B left the scene, let’s check in on our two big players.

Epic’s grand crusade to fight back against big bad Apple may be the biggest own goal of the decade.

Microsoft has thrown its support behind Epic Games, as it continues its war against Apple in the courtrooms of America over its video game publishing system. Xboss Phil Spencer took to Twitter to make a statement, which come hot on the heels of Apple threatening to kill off Epic’s dev access to iOS and Mac: In a further statement linked …

Epic's picking a fight with two of the biggest giants in the mobile scene, tackling monopolistic attitudes in a court case that could have huge ramifications for gaming.

After a year on the drawing board, it seems that we’re finally getting to a point where Epic can proudly proclaim, “Achievement Unlocked!”

Epic is not just taking gaming to the next level graphically, but also making it easier for developers to map those important facial details.

Sony has realised that the key to market dominance, may be a bigger stake in Epic Games. A stake that cost them $250 million.