That doesn’t even resemble a coherent argument. A price point doesn’t change whether hardware manufacturers have any kind of obligation to open their platform or not.
It’s also a lie. Nintendo doesn’t sell jack shit at a loss and never will:
I agree more with the “not a monopoly” argument. While there are three main players, there are dozens of game systems out there. Whereas there are only two “real” app stores (Play Store and AppStore), and each has a (near) monopoly in a different market.
Because trying to sue 4 giant companies at once on shaky legal ground is exceedingly stupid.
While trying to sue just 1 giant company on shaky legal ground is inadvisable.
Nintendo has not sold a console at a loss in 30 years.
if I understand correctly, he’s arguing that since consoles are sold at a loss and the store has to make up the difference, Epic is ok with the 30% on the console stores. But Google and Apple charge full price for hardware so 30% for the google or apple app store is just being greedy and Epic’s not OK with that.
