Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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Google tries to shoot down its Hug.
“At the beginning of this trial, Epic told you it would prove three of the 21 Project Hug agreements were payoffs... the evidence has shown nothing like that. The written agreements don’t say anything like this,” Kravis tells the jury.
“You can review them during your deliberations, and when you do, you will see they say nothing — nothing — about developers not being able to open their competing app stores.”
He points out even Epic CEO Tim Sweeney didn’t believe Activision Blizzard truly wanted to open its own app store.
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