After Epic Games laid off 1,000 of its employees over poor Fortnite performance, CEO Tim Sweeney was singing their praises on ...

Epic Games' CEO Tim Sweeney has responded to Jenni Griffin's viral Facebook post. For the unversed, on March 24, Sweeney announced in a blog post that the company would fire over 1,000 employees. Tim ...

Sweeney is correct because he is judging the technology based on its trajectory, not its current controversial infancy. Steam’s policy (and the player backlash it seeks to mitigate) currently treats ...

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(KRON) — Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite, announced 1,000 layoffs on Tuesday. In a memo sent to employees, CEO Tim Sweeney cited a “downturn” in engagement around its flagship product.

Epic laid off more than 1,000 employees yesterday as CEO Tim Sweeney says the company is still spending more than it's making ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney recently confirmed that a Fortnite profile picture customization feature is in the works.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is quite fond of artificial intelligence, stating earlier this year that the controversial technology will help smaller teams thrive. Now, the billionaire tech mogul has ...

Following Epic's mass layoffs, one of the developers came forth to express uncertainty of Fortnite’s future “for the remainder of the year and beyond.” Mass layoffs have become an unfortunate trend, ...

Fortnite developer Epic Games laid off over 1,000 employees on Wednesday, cutting a significant chunk of its workforce. In an open letter sent to employees, founder and CEO Tim Sweeney cited financial ...