After several missed dates, Epic has taken solid dates off entirely.
The publisher of Metro and Saints Row is open to more deals.
The two popular shooters are set to collide in some way.
The Japanese company won't be participating in Epic's current PC strategy
Greenberg says Epic's strategy is too closed off for the company.
It's also two hours long according to as per Geoff Keighley.
"I wish there wasn’t a double standard and indie developers were given an equal opportunity to sell their games across multiple store fronts," says the developer.
Prepare for more new controversial announcements.
THQ Nordic joins the cause as well.
It seems Psyonix sees no value in these surprise mechanics.
They will all "premier new content and make announcements" on August 19th.
The company says a bad trend is developing in discourse about the store.
The CEO says work is still progressing on the storefront.
Bugs like the Heavy Shotgun not shooting through water have also been fixed.
Time has become unstable, and the Battle Royale map is warping in different ways.
Fortnite Brazil accidentally released the trailer early.
Destroyed by the infamous meteor, the location could be set for a comeback.
Google and Epic's recent big ventures can count on Ubisoft for support.
Viewership and streaming as a whole seems to be down.
We all like a good controversy- except when we don't.
