#legal battle

Fortnite, the globally popular battle royale game developed by Epic Games, has made a triumphant return to the iOS App Store in the United States after being removed nearly five years ago. The game's reinstatement follows a protracted legal battle between Epic Games and Apple over in-app payment policies. This move led to a legal confrontation, with Epic accusing Apple of monopolistic practices. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found Apple in contempt of court for not complying with the injunction, leading to further legal pressure on Apple. After the comments and the players' feedback from Blizzard's previous announcement of changing the "Battle.net" name, the company will be retaining the same branding the players grew up with. In a recent announcement by Blizzard Entertainment, the company has decided to retain its "Battle.net" brand for online-gaming services and integrate it on their Blizzard logo. This is after the company's previous announcement regarding their plans on changing the original name by using the "Blizzard" name on their products and services; The players and users then gave their feedbacks saying that they want to retain the "Battle.net" brand because it holds 'sentimental value' for them. In the end, Blizzard will be incorporating the word "Blizzard" on "Battle.net", thus becoming  "Blizzard Battle.net" (as seen from the image above). Read more in our articles including "Fortnite Returns to iOS in the US After Five-Year Absence" and "Blizzard to retain "Battle.net" branding for its online-gaming services".