Pretend Politics The CEO of Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, is sounding off on his fellow tech executives for falling in ...

Sweeney's remarks follow pledges from several major tech companies, including Google and Apple, to donate $1 million to Trump ...

Epic Games just laid off nearly 900 employees this past week, citing overspending on various projects and lower revenue from endeavors like Fortnite Creative, as announced by CEO Tim Sweeney.

However, he is anything but average. Sweeney is the CEO of Epic Games, the company behind "Fortnite" - the popular battle-royale-style video game that raked in over $2.5 billion in 2018.

Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney has criticised major technology company executives for supporting President-elect Donald Trump. Sweeney accused companies such as Apple, Google, and Meta of ...

The founder and CEO of Epic Games Tim Sweeney responded to a question asking “what went right” with Marvel Rivals?

Epic Games is a privately owned company. CEO Tim Sweeney owned about half of its shares, while Chinese technology and entertainment holding company Tencent held a 40% stake in the game maker.

Epic Games, a leading interactive entertainment and ... our metaverse experience," said Michael Katseli, co-founder and CEO of NetVRk, in a press release shared with International Business Times.

The April 11 announcement comes soon after Lego and Epic Games revealed a partnership to build a metaverse for kids. Tim Sweeney, CEO and founder of Epic Games, said, “This investment will ...