The cloud gaming service could bring Fortnite back on iOS

According to British media, iPhone and iPad users can soon play Fortnite as before, via Nvidia’s cloud game service. This cloud game service is called GeForce Now, which is developed with a version that runs on the mobile web browser Safari.

Nvidia is expected to announce an update to its GeForce Now service later this month, including an upgrade to iOS platform support. Both Apple and Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite, have not been able to comment on the event yet.

For its part, Nvidia also said it will not comment on any new partners that are about to be added to the platform, or on the likelihood of any game on the unreleased, unreleased platform. onions.

In August, Epic implemented its own payment system to avoid losing the 30% fee for the Apple app store (App Store). Therefore, Apple has removed the Fortnite game from the App Store, and also disabled Epic’s developer account.

Epic filed a lawsuit against Apple on August 13, starting a legal battle with the “apple family” allegedly violating antitrust regulations. Then Apple also filed a reverse Epic lawsuit, asking the game developer to compensate for damages caused by its own payment system.

In fact, according to Apple regulations, cloud game platforms need to submit a detailed list of each game for review and approval. Microsoft xCloud and Google Stadia, other cloud gaming platforms each oppose this regulation.

Anyway, Apple’s regulations will put Fortnite in trouble even in the cloud.

According to Reuters, The Verge