Re:Apple is holding the Unreal Engine hostage, Epic says in ...
by gpm on Sunday August 23, 2020 @02:30PM
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> it's very clearly a move to gain public sentiment to their side
While they have certainly engaged in PR, I really don't see this motion as being motivated by PR in any way...
> the multi-billion dollar contract-breaking underdog.
This is assuming Apple wins. If Epic is right they didn't break any contract because the terms Apple is claiming they broke were in fact not legally binding in the first place, by virtue of being illegal.
While they have certainly engaged in PR, I really don't see this motion as being motivated by PR in any way...
> the multi-billion dollar contract-breaking underdog.
This is assuming Apple wins. If Epic is right they didn't break any contract because the terms Apple is claiming they broke were in fact not legally binding in the first place, by virtue of being illegal.