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  1. ⚡ Google ed Epic Games ritirano l'accordo modificato in tribunale, dal 22 luglio gli store di app rivali sbarcano direttamente dentro Google Play negli Stati Uniti 👇
    gomoot.com/google-play-apre-ai

    #android #epicgames #googleplay

  2. ⚡ Google ed Epic Games ritirano l'accordo modificato in tribunale, dal 22 luglio gli store di app rivali sbarcano direttamente dentro Google Play negli Stati Uniti 👇
    gomoot.com/google-play-apre-ai

    #android #epicgames #googleplay

  3. ⚡ Google ed Epic Games ritirano l'accordo modificato in tribunale, dal 22 luglio gli store di app rivali sbarcano direttamente dentro Google Play negli Stati Uniti 👇
    gomoot.com/google-play-apre-ai

    #android #epicgames #googleplay

  4. ⚡ Google ed Epic Games ritirano l'accordo modificato in tribunale, dal 22 luglio gli store di app rivali sbarcano direttamente dentro Google Play negli Stati Uniti 👇
    gomoot.com/google-play-apre-ai

    #android #epicgames #googleplay

  5. ⚡ Google ed Epic Games ritirano l'accordo modificato in tribunale, dal 22 luglio gli store di app rivali sbarcano direttamente dentro Google Play negli Stati Uniti 👇
    gomoot.com/google-play-apre-ai

    #android #epicgames #googleplay

  6. The Verge: Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week. “Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States — and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside of its own. In fact, Google tells the court, it’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/the-verge-google-and-epic-give-up-fighting-third-party-android-app-stores-are-coming-next-week/
  7. The Verge: Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week. “Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States — and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside of its own. In fact, Google tells the court, it’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/the-verge-google-and-epic-give-up-fighting-third-party-android-app-stores-are-coming-next-week/
  8. The Verge: Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week. “Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States — and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside of its own. In fact, Google tells the court, it’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/the-verge-google-and-epic-give-up-fighting-third-party-android-app-stores-are-coming-next-week/
  9. The Verge: Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week. “Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States — and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside of its own. In fact, Google tells the court, it’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/the-verge-google-and-epic-give-up-fighting-third-party-android-app-stores-are-coming-next-week/
  10. The Verge: Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week. “Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States — and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside of its own. In fact, Google tells the court, it’s […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/15/the-verge-google-and-epic-give-up-fighting-third-party-android-app-stores-are-coming-next-week/
  11. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: Together After Dark (Epic Games) Giveaway
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $2.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/together-a

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  12. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: Together After Dark (Epic Games) Giveaway
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $2.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/together-a

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  13. Despite the hate and perhaps bad value, I'd still totally get the #SteamMachine if it was available officially here - or if I were to be in a place where it's available in-store for its MSRP. People complain abt its performance and pricing, which may indeed be justified and I do agree to some extent, but it's kinda ridiculous to think it's unexpected.

    PC part prices have literally been shit in the past ~2 years and continue to become shittier thanks to the
    #OpenAI/#AI bubble. The #SteamDeck was sold at a much better value bcos it was subsidised and #Valve had reason to subsidise it, they now 1) don't have the same reason to subsidise the Steam Machine - the goal is to expand #SteamOS/#Linux use among gamers and it's working, with or without selling Steam Machines to people, and 2) again, have u looked at PC part prices in the last couple of months? DDR4 (yes DDR4, not even DDR5) #RAM sticks I've been eyeing on that used to be sold at ~1k MYR is now being sold for almost ~7k. Even the previously subsidised Steam Deck was not able to escape the price hike.

    Performance-wise, I think what's wrong with Valve's marketing was marketing it as a '4K60
    #gaming machine', like other console and GPU makers like to do - and they're never true. They shd just market it as an 1080p gaming box that can reach higher framerates, quality settings, and even resolution (like 1440p) vs the Steam Deck and dats it, cos that's what it really is, and exactly what I want. I already have a baller Linux gaming PC I could use, but it's also used for work, and it's also loud as fuck. Just like how the Steam Deck ended up being my primary gaming machine for games from #Steam and even #GOG/#EpicGames/#Emulation, despite the existence of my on-paper more superior PC, the Steam Machine would've been a great upgrade to that for better framerates, graphics fidelity, while still being a really quiet box.

    Based on my observation over the years, the Steam Deck ended up being a favourite among
    #Apple users (i.e. those who wouldn't have gotten a gaming PC of their own), and console gamers (who wish for a broader and more open gaming ecosystem). The Steam Machine I reckon will end up serving the same group of people, just a much smaller group of people due to its price. What's more interesting tho is the increasing number of PCs out there being sold/marketed as a SteamOS box alternative to the Steam Machine, like the #Framework Desktop. The more people we get away from #Windows, the more people who get to experience an open gaming ecosystem instead of being locked down to a single vendor, marketplace, gaming controllers even, and having to pay monthly subscriptions just to get online and have access to their fucking save files (not even physically, on cloud), the better.

  14. Despite the hate and perhaps bad value, I'd still totally get the #SteamMachine if it was available officially here - or if I were to be in a place where it's available in-store for its MSRP. People complain abt its performance and pricing, which may indeed be justified and I do agree to some extent, but it's kinda ridiculous to think it's unexpected.

    PC part prices have literally been shit in the past ~2 years and continue to become shittier thanks to the
    #OpenAI/#AI bubble. The #SteamDeck was sold at a much better value bcos it was subsidised and #Valve had reason to subsidise it, they now 1) don't have the same reason to subsidise the Steam Machine - the goal is to expand #SteamOS/#Linux use among gamers and it's working, with or without selling Steam Machines to people, and 2) again, have u looked at PC part prices in the last couple of months? DDR4 (yes DDR4, not even DDR5) #RAM sticks I've been eyeing on that used to be sold at ~1k MYR is now being sold for almost ~7k. Even the previously subsidised Steam Deck was not able to escape the price hike.

    Performance-wise, I think what's wrong with Valve's marketing was marketing it as a '4K60
    #gaming machine', like other console and GPU makers like to do - and they're never true. They shd just market it as an 1080p gaming box that can reach higher framerates, quality settings, and even resolution (like 1440p) vs the Steam Deck and dats it, cos that's what it really is, and exactly what I want. I already have a baller Linux gaming PC I could use, but it's also used for work, and it's also loud as fuck. Just like how the Steam Deck ended up being my primary gaming machine for games from #Steam and even #GOG/#EpicGames/#Emulation, despite the existence of my on-paper more superior PC, the Steam Machine would've been a great upgrade to that for better framerates, graphics fidelity, while still being a really quiet box.

    Based on my observation over the years, the Steam Deck ended up being a favourite among
    #Apple users (i.e. those who wouldn't have gotten a gaming PC of their own), and console gamers (who wish for a broader and more open gaming ecosystem). The Steam Machine I reckon will end up serving the same group of people, just a much smaller group of people due to its price. What's more interesting tho is the increasing number of PCs out there being sold/marketed as a SteamOS box alternative to the Steam Machine, like the #Framework Desktop. The more people we get away from #Windows, the more people who get to experience an open gaming ecosystem instead of being locked down to a single vendor, marketplace, gaming controllers even, and having to pay monthly subscriptions just to get online and have access to their fucking save files (not even physically, on cloud), the better.

  15. Despite the hate and perhaps bad value, I'd still totally get the #SteamMachine if it was available officially here - or if I were to be in a place where it's available in-store for its MSRP. People complain abt its performance and pricing, which may indeed be justified and I do agree to some extent, but it's kinda ridiculous to think it's unexpected.

    PC part prices have literally been shit in the past ~2 years and continue to become shittier thanks to the
    #OpenAI/#AI bubble. The #SteamDeck was sold at a much better value bcos it was subsidised and #Valve had reason to subsidise it, they now 1) don't have the same reason to subsidise the Steam Machine - the goal is to expand #SteamOS/#Linux use among gamers and it's working, with or without selling Steam Machines to people, and 2) again, have u looked at PC part prices in the last couple of months? DDR4 (yes DDR4, not even DDR5) #RAM sticks I've been eyeing on that used to be sold at ~1k MYR is now being sold for almost ~7k. Even the previously subsidised Steam Deck was not able to escape the price hike.

    Performance-wise, I think what's wrong with Valve's marketing was marketing it as a '4K60
    #gaming machine', like other console and GPU makers like to do - and they're never true. They shd just market it as an 1080p gaming box that can reach higher framerates, quality settings, and even resolution (like 1440p) vs the Steam Deck and dats it, cos that's what it really is, and exactly what I want. I already have a baller Linux gaming PC I could use, but it's also used for work, and it's also loud as fuck. Just like how the Steam Deck ended up being my primary gaming machine for games from #Steam and even #GOG/#EpicGames/#Emulation, despite the existence of my on-paper more superior PC, the Steam Machine would've been a great upgrade to that for better framerates, graphics fidelity, while still being a really quiet box.

    Based on my observation over the years, the Steam Deck ended up being a favourite among
    #Apple users (i.e. those who wouldn't have gotten a gaming PC of their own), and console gamers (who wish for a broader and more open gaming ecosystem). The Steam Machine I reckon will end up serving the same group of people, just a much smaller group of people due to its price. What's more interesting tho is the increasing number of PCs out there being sold/marketed as a SteamOS box alternative to the Steam Machine, like the #Framework Desktop. The more people we get away from #Windows, the more people who get to experience an open gaming ecosystem instead of being locked down to a single vendor, marketplace, gaming controllers even, and having to pay monthly subscriptions just to get online and have access to their fucking save files (not even physically, on cloud), the better.

  16. Despite the hate and perhaps bad value, I'd still totally get the #SteamMachine if it was available officially here - or if I were to be in a place where it's available in-store for its MSRP. People complain abt its performance and pricing, which may indeed be justified and I do agree to some extent, but it's kinda ridiculous to think it's unexpected.

    PC part prices have literally been shit in the past ~2 years and continue to become shittier thanks to the
    #OpenAI/#AI bubble. The #SteamDeck was sold at a much better value bcos it was subsidised and #Valve had reason to subsidise it, they now 1) don't have the same reason to subsidise the Steam Machine - the goal is to expand #SteamOS/#Linux use among gamers and it's working, with or without selling Steam Machines to people, and 2) again, have u looked at PC part prices in the last couple of months? DDR4 (yes DDR4, not even DDR5) #RAM sticks I've been eyeing on that used to be sold at ~1k MYR is now being sold for almost ~7k. Even the previously subsidised Steam Deck was not able to escape the price hike.

    Performance-wise, I think what's wrong with Valve's marketing was marketing it as a '4K60
    #gaming machine', like other console and GPU makers like to do - and they're never true. They shd just market it as an 1080p gaming box that can reach higher framerates, quality settings, and even resolution (like 1440p) vs the Steam Deck and dats it, cos that's what it really is, and exactly what I want. I already have a baller Linux gaming PC I could use, but it's also used for work, and it's also loud as fuck. Just like how the Steam Deck ended up being my primary gaming machine for games from #Steam and even #GOG/#EpicGames/#Emulation, despite the existence of my on-paper more superior PC, the Steam Machine would've been a great upgrade to that for better framerates, graphics fidelity, while still being a really quiet box.

    Based on my observation over the years, the Steam Deck ended up being a favourite among
    #Apple users (i.e. those who wouldn't have gotten a gaming PC of their own), and console gamers (who wish for a broader and more open gaming ecosystem). The Steam Machine I reckon will end up serving the same group of people, just a much smaller group of people due to its price. What's more interesting tho is the increasing number of PCs out there being sold/marketed as a SteamOS box alternative to the Steam Machine, like the #Framework Desktop. The more people we get away from #Windows, the more people who get to experience an open gaming ecosystem instead of being locked down to a single vendor, marketplace, gaming controllers even, and having to pay monthly subscriptions just to get online and have access to their fucking save files (not even physically, on cloud), the better.

  17. Despite the hate and perhaps bad value, I'd still totally get the #SteamMachine if it was available officially here - or if I were to be in a place where it's available in-store for its MSRP. People complain abt its performance and pricing, which may indeed be justified and I do agree to some extent, but it's kinda ridiculous to think it's unexpected.

    PC part prices have literally been shit in the past ~2 years and continue to become shittier thanks to the
    #OpenAI/#AI bubble. The #SteamDeck was sold at a much better value bcos it was subsidised and #Valve had reason to subsidise it, they now 1) don't have the same reason to subsidise the Steam Machine - the goal is to expand #SteamOS/#Linux use among gamers and it's working, with or without selling Steam Machines to people, and 2) again, have u looked at PC part prices in the last couple of months? DDR4 (yes DDR4, not even DDR5) #RAM sticks I've been eyeing on that used to be sold at ~1k MYR is now being sold for almost ~7k. Even the previously subsidised Steam Deck was not able to escape the price hike.

    Performance-wise, I think what's wrong with Valve's marketing was marketing it as a '4K60
    #gaming machine', like other console and GPU makers like to do - and they're never true. They shd just market it as an 1080p gaming box that can reach higher framerates, quality settings, and even resolution (like 1440p) vs the Steam Deck and dats it, cos that's what it really is, and exactly what I want. I already have a baller Linux gaming PC I could use, but it's also used for work, and it's also loud as fuck. Just like how the Steam Deck ended up being my primary gaming machine for games from #Steam and even #GOG/#EpicGames/#Emulation, despite the existence of my on-paper more superior PC, the Steam Machine would've been a great upgrade to that for better framerates, graphics fidelity, while still being a really quiet box.

    Based on my observation over the years, the Steam Deck ended up being a favourite among
    #Apple users (i.e. those who wouldn't have gotten a gaming PC of their own), and console gamers (who wish for a broader and more open gaming ecosystem). The Steam Machine I reckon will end up serving the same group of people, just a much smaller group of people due to its price. What's more interesting tho is the increasing number of PCs out there being sold/marketed as a SteamOS box alternative to the Steam Machine, like the #Framework Desktop. The more people we get away from #Windows, the more people who get to experience an open gaming ecosystem instead of being locked down to a single vendor, marketplace, gaming controllers even, and having to pay monthly subscriptions just to get online and have access to their fucking save files (not even physically, on cloud), the better.

  18. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: KeepUp Survival (Epic Games) Giveaway
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $14.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/keepup-sur

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  19. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: KeepUp Survival (Epic Games) Giveaway
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $14.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/keepup-sur

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  20. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: NoRush! - Tower Edition (Epic Games) Giveaways
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $2.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/norush-tow

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  21. 🎮 Free Game Alert! 🎮

    Title: NoRush! - Tower Edition (Epic Games) Giveaways
    Platforms: PC, Epic Games Store
    Worth: $2.99

    Link: gamerpower.com/open/norush-tow

    #freegame #gaming #giveaway #epicgames

  22. I'm waiting for #Microsoft to announce an special #UnrealEngine5 partnership to power their next gen #XBOX games.

    If #AshaSharma does not do it, then I'll understand there is already one signed or there is no need.

    Nonetheless, the path of profitability at #MicrosoftGaming is to have a large contractor pools with a common language (UE).

    #Videogames #Gaming #Games #Unreal #UnrealEngine #UE5 #UnrealEngine6 #UE6 #GameEngine #Epic #EpicGames #Lumen #Nanite #SceneGraph #Verse

  23. I'm waiting for #Microsoft to announce an special #UnrealEngine5 partnership to power their next gen #XBOX games.

    If #AshaSharma does not do it, then I'll understand there is already one signed or there is no need.

    Nonetheless, the path of profitability at #MicrosoftGaming is to have a large contractor pools with a common language (UE).

    #Videogames #Gaming #Games #Unreal #UnrealEngine #UE5 #UnrealEngine6 #UE6 #GameEngine #Epic #EpicGames #Lumen #Nanite #SceneGraph #Verse

  24. I'm waiting for #Microsoft to announce an special #UnrealEngine5 partnership to power their next gen #XBOX games.

    If #AshaSharma does not do it, then I'll understand there is already one signed or there is no need.

    Nonetheless, the path of profitability at #MicrosoftGaming is to have a large contractor pools with a common language (UE).

    #Videogames #Gaming #Games #Unreal #UnrealEngine #UE5 #UnrealEngine6 #UE6 #GameEngine #Epic #EpicGames #Lumen #Nanite #SceneGraph #Verse

  25. I'm waiting for #Microsoft to announce an special #UnrealEngine5 partnership to power their next gen #XBOX games.

    If #AshaSharma does not do it, then I'll understand there is already one signed or there is no need.

    Nonetheless, the path of profitability at #MicrosoftGaming is to have a large contractor pools with a common language (UE).

    #Videogames #Gaming #Games #Unreal #UnrealEngine #UE5 #UnrealEngine6 #UE6 #GameEngine #Epic #EpicGames #Lumen #Nanite #SceneGraph #Verse

  26. I'm waiting for #Microsoft to announce an special #UnrealEngine5 partnership to power their next gen #XBOX games.

    If #AshaSharma does not do it, then I'll understand there is already one signed or there is no need.

    Nonetheless, the path of profitability at #MicrosoftGaming is to have a large contractor pools with a common language (UE).

    #Videogames #Gaming #Games #Unreal #UnrealEngine #UE5 #UnrealEngine6 #UE6 #GameEngine #Epic #EpicGames #Lumen #Nanite #SceneGraph #Verse

  27. Tattoo Tycoon
    #FreeGames #EpicGames

    Free now - Jul 16, 2026

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your very own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your clients, turning their ideas into stunning works of body art. Expand from a cozy personal studio into a thriving multi-parlor business across the diverse districts of Tattuga Bay.

    store.epicgames.com/p/tattoo-t

  28. Tattoo Tycoon
    #FreeGames #EpicGames

    Free now - Jul 16, 2026

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your very own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your clients, turning their ideas into stunning works of body art. Expand from a cozy personal studio into a thriving multi-parlor business across the diverse districts of Tattuga Bay.

    store.epicgames.com/p/tattoo-t

  29. Nova Lands
    #FreeGames #EpicGames

    Free now - Jul 16, 2026

    Nova Lands is a factory building, exploration, and island management game. Explore, engage in combat, and automate your industry. The planet you’re on is full of mysteries, creatures, people, and things to do. Welcome to your new home amongst the stars!

    store.epicgames.com/p/nova-lan

  30. Nova Lands
    #FreeGames #EpicGames

    Free now - Jul 16, 2026

    Nova Lands is a factory building, exploration, and island management game. Explore, engage in combat, and automate your industry. The planet you’re on is full of mysteries, creatures, people, and things to do. Welcome to your new home amongst the stars!

    store.epicgames.com/p/nova-lan

  31. Tattoo Tycoon

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your curious customers and turn their vague wishes into amazing skin art. Grow from a small personal studio to a multi-parlor business throughout the different districts of Tattuga Bay.

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/tattoo-tycoon-b4352c #EpicGames #freegame #freegames

  32. Tattoo Tycoon

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your curious customers and turn their vague wishes into amazing skin art. Grow from a small personal studio to a multi-parlor business throughout the different districts of Tattuga Bay.

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/tattoo-tycoon-b4352c #EpicGames #freegame #freegames

  33. Tattoo Tycoon

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your curious customers and turn their vague wishes into amazing skin art. Grow from a small personal studio to a multi-parlor business throughout the different districts of Tattuga Bay.

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/tattoo-tycoon-b4352c #EpicGames #freegame #freegames

  34. Tattoo Tycoon

    Become a tattoo artist and manage your own tattoo parlor. Find the perfect designs for your curious customers and turn their vague wishes into amazing skin art. Grow from a small personal studio to a multi-parlor business throughout the different districts of Tattuga Bay.

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/tattoo-tycoon-b4352c #EpicGames #freegame #freegames

  35. Nova Lands

    Nova Lands is a factory building, exploration, and island management game. Explore, engage in combat, and automate your industry. The planet you’re on is full of mysteries, creatures, people, and things to do. Welcome to your new home amongst the stars!

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/nova-lands-4d1788 #EpicGames #freegame #freegames

  36. Nova Lands

    Nova Lands is a factory building, exploration, and island management game. Explore, engage in combat, and automate your industry. The planet you’re on is full of mysteries, creatures, people, and things to do. Welcome to your new home amongst the stars!

    https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/nova-lands-4d1788 #EpicGames #freegame #freegames