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As #Fortnite's players, creators, and developers are looking for accountability, we've found that almost none of Epic Games' executives have publicly commented or apologized for yesterday's layoffs 🚫 - Tim Sweeney, Epic's chief and CEO, issued an apology to employees and made a post stating that "anyone [from Epic] is in the top few percent of their discipline," which has since drawn heavy criticism from angry players, influencers, and industry members and journalists - Adam Sussman, Epic's president, has not issued a public statement - Mark Rein, Epic's VP and co-founder, has not issued a public statement - Daniel Vogel, Epic's Chief Operating Officer, has not issued a public statement. Vogel drew criticism in 2021 after he ended Epic's policy of granting every other Friday off to their employees - Kim Libreri, Epic's Chief Technology Officer, has not issued a public statement - Randy Gelber, Epic's Chief Financial Officer, has not issued a public statement - Monika Fahlbusch, who joined Epic as their Chief People Officer leading their HR team after a tenure at the vaping company JUUL, has not issued a public statement - Charlie Wen, Epic's Chief Creative Officer, has not issued a public statement, amod speculation he silently left the company last year - Tera Randall, Epic's executive VP of Global Affairs, has not issued a public statement - Steve Allison, the VP and GM of the Epic Games Store, has not issued a public statement - Nate Nanzer, the senior VP of Commerce & Partnerships, has not issued a public statement. Nanzer joined Epic in 2019 after a tenure heading the now-defunct Overwatch League. Jeff Kaplan, the former game director of Overwatch, said in an interview that the league was wildly oversold to investors - Saxs Persson, the executive VP behind UEFN, left the company late last year As many of Epic's most dedicated employees - both current and now former - struggle to pick up the pieces, the silence from their executive leadership is deafening.

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This post has no hashtags…if it reaches you you’re a true rubber hose animation fan!

We lost another cartoon legend Barry Caldwell, a veteran animator, director, and storyboard artist who helped shape countless iconic animated shows and films, has sadly passed away. Thank you, legend. Rest in peace

Let's rock and roll! Fox McCloud joins The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1. Get tickets now.

Nintendo: "The cost of physical games is not going up. "This means that when Nintendo sells digital versions of Nintendo published games exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 to consumers in the U.S., those prices will have an MSRP that is lower than their physical counterparts." ign.com/articles/ninte…

Man Marvel editorial is going to be PISSED when they find out DC published this.

It’s over: Nintendo has announced that starting in May new physical games will get more expensive in the Americas. This was already a thing in Europe where physical games are usually 10 euros more expensive. Pokémon Winds and Waves $80 physical (or more) all but confirmed now.

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Look, I will say this as respectfully as possible. He did not "take one for the team". Epic Games is owned by the owner of Unreal Engine, which is used by a huge amount of games. Sweeney makes roughly 5.1-9 BILLION. With a B. Based on Net Worth, if Tim Sweeney were to use his ENTIRE estimated net worth of $5.1 billion (the lower Forbes estimate from March 2026) to pay employees an annual salary of $125,000, he could fund 40,800 employees for one year BY HIMSELF. Let's assume that the devs made 125k each (obvi variables), to keep all 1000 at that rate is $125m, leaving Sweeney, at the low estimate, an annual worth of $4.9 Billion. That's assuming his stock package doesn't pop as a result of retaining that talent, mind you. These are the folks that made him this profit. As literal as you can possibly take it. What is offered is NOT commeasurate nor is it "oh how nice", it's bare minimum for locking the talent that made you a pop culture behemoth behind restrictive NDAs and taking away their security in an economic crisis. You need to save $500 million? SELL SOME SHARES AND PROTECT YOUR STAFF. Defending this person who chuckled that they can fight Apple bc infinite money and had enough to buy hundreds of thousands of forest in NC for conservation while his dev team is left in the cold and the rest have to fear when it's their turn is insanely nasty work. You can't honestly defend that if you have empathy.

I'm sorry, but today you've completely ruined Epic and Fortnite's reputation. You can't just lay off over 1,000 employees, many of whom had been with the company for more than seven years or were exceptionally talented. You've made a huge mistake, and you're only going to end up losing everything you've built. This is my opinion, and I ask anyone who responds to this comment to respect it.

This may be the worst response of all time: >No sympathy or apology to the laid off workers >Nothing acknowledging the future of the game >Assumes it easy to find jobs because laid off workers have Epic Games on their resume Nobody will think positively of you when you're gone

@TimSweeneyEpic "these once-in-a-lifetime employees were so incredible that we fired them all" LMAO so Epic Games has no respect for it's talented workforce, that's what you're saying?? Enlightening stuff, Tim.

Genuinely insane screenshot Steve Danuser was hired in Nov 2024, Directed the Simpsons season and the Chapter 7 storyline... and was laid off 2 seasons into Chapter 7. The guy who was hired to bring the story back to Fortnite, already gone after a year

Hey @TimSweeneyEpic, I love Ballistic and I know there's a dedicated community behind it. Let us at @JOGO buy it from you and we'll maintain, update and grow it. I'd be sad to see this mode just disappear... it didn't get the chance it deserved.

If I had a nickel for every time The Rock was involved in the downfall of a multi-million dollar entertainment franchise, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

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To anyone affected by Riot/Epic/other layoffs in the industry, please do check out our open positions at Sega of America. paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php… If you ever see anything you're interested, please do shoot me a DM! Would love to help where I can #SEGA #RiotGames #EpicGames