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GAMING Battle Royale is all the rage these days. PUGB founders have sued epic games for copying their battle royale formula. The gaming world is awash with players debating and comparing two of the major battle royale games right now, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (usually referred to as PUBG) and Fortnite, however, that could get much more intense in the future. As of latest, the founders of PUBG have sued Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite, for allegedly copying their take on the battle royale formula, as per its filings in a South Korean court. “We filed the suit to protect our copyright,” the company said in a statement released to Korea Times. Fortnite developer Epic Games is yet to release its response to the lawsuit. PUBG’s launch preceded that of Fortnite, being rolled out first in March 2017. Fortnite came much later in July of that year, though, its battle royale mode only came in September. However, as  The Verge  notes, P...

The biggest game in the world  “Fortnite”  is finally coming to the biggest mobile platform in the world,  Android phones  this summer. According to the company.  Epic Games is  “targeting this summer”  for the game’s launch on Android platform. The company  announced this news in a developer blog post . However, there is no final word released by the company on which Android phones this game will be available on. Fortnite is a game which has a 100-player fight to the death environment that’s getting smaller over time. The game had already been released for App store, and Apple users have been playing it for a month now. The game supports 3 generations of Apple iPhones, from iPhone 6s/SE to iPhone X. This means that older flagships of the Android world might also support this game going back till Galaxy S7 or LG G5. The blog post reads, “Fortnite is coming to Android.  We are targeting this summer for the release. We know many of...