Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has shut down a report about Epic executives being unhappy with Disney over slow decision-making.

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney denies reports of delays in the Disney Fortnite project, calling the WSJ’s claims false and progress faster than normal.

The report said Disney believes gaming can be a major revenue-driver for the company, which is why it invested $1.5 billion with Epic to make a Disney universe inside Fortnite. Disney's Fortnite ...

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the decision in the Epic vs Google lawsuit, which began in 2020 and in late ...

Epic boss Tim Sweeney reckons we're in the midst of a " generational change " in the videogame industry—one that's going to see games like Fortnite stick their flag on top of a pile of (largely ...

The Epic Games Store on Android maintains your persistent status in games across platforms, and earlier this year, the ...

Sweeney said we will need a lot of technologies to create the metaverse. Fortnite can fit 100 players into a game battle now, but it can’t fit a million or tens of millions into the same simulation.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said during his address at today's Unreal Fest in Seattle that while there's still uncertainty about what exactly the metaverse is, the continuing growth of Fornite ...

Epic Games’ chief executive, Tim Sweeney, in 2021. The company sued Google in 2020 after Google removed Fortnite from its Play Store. Philip Pacheco/Getty Images ...

Tim Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, tells Business Insider that the success of "Fortnite" shows that there's no such thing as a "mobile gamer" or a "console gamer" anymore — there's just gamers.