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Even if you’ve been living under a rock with only your computer-illiterate grandparents and the TI-84 calculator you all huddle around each night for warmth, you’ve probably heard that Apple is removing Fortnite from the App Store. Now developer Epic says that Apple is going after every part of its…
Erik Estavillo is back. If the name doesn’t ring any bells, it’s likely because you haven’t heard of the string of cases he’s filed against game publishers and platforms over the last decade. He’s back at it again today with a new lawsuit against Twitch, suing Twitch for $US25 million in damages for exposing him to “overly suggestive and sexual content from various female streamers”.
![Ubisoft Sues Google And Apple Over Rainbow Six Siege Clone [Update]](https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/t_original/yoj5vgnmmfskccg6zn2x.png)
In 2017, Activision was sued by General Motors over Call of Duty’s accurate depiction of Humvees. In its defence, the publisher said the vehicle’s inclusion was a “first amendment” issue, a point a federal judge agreed with today while dismissing GM’s case.
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