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        <title><![CDATA[Apple terminates ‘Fortnite’ maker’s App Store developer account]]></title>
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In a major blow to maker of &#8220;Fortnite&#8221;, Apple has terminated the developer account of Epic Games, yanking all of the company&#8217;s titles from its App Store.</p><p>The move comes amid a <strong>heated legal battle</strong> between the two companies which was kickstarted when Epic Games implemented a payments system which would allow it to get around Apple&#8217;s steep 30 percent app store fees.</p><p>Apple responded by <strong>promptly booting</strong> the mega-popular &#8220;Fortnite&#8221; from the App Store.</p><p>With Friday&#8217;s move, a search for &#8220;Epic Games&#8221; on the App Store brings up no results, meaning that all of the company&#8217;s games — including popular hack-and-slash game &#8220;Infinity Blade&#8221; — are now impossible to download on the iPhone and iPad.</p><p>Spared, however, is Epic&#8217;s Unreal Engine, a tool used by game developers and filmmakers to create three-dimensional graphics. A judge earlier this week barred Apple from restricting access to the Unreal Engine as retaliation for Epic&#8217;s rule-breaking.</p><p>“Epic Games and Apple are at liberty to litigate against each other, but their dispute should not create havoc to bystanders,” the judge wrote in the decision.</p><p>Representatives for Apple and Epic did not immediately respond to requests for comment.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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