Epic Resubmits Fortnite to U.S. App Store After Not Hearing From Apple for 120+ Hours

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Apple lawsuit made it clear that Apple was well within its rights to terminate Epic's account, and does not have an obligation to allow Fortnite into the ‌App Store‌.‌Epic Games‌ is trying to bring Fortnite back to the U.S.‌App Store‌ because Apple is now required to allow U.S.developers to direct customers to web-based purchase options available outside of the ‌App Store‌, which is what Fortnite got banned for in the first place.

The company pulled the prior version, and submitted a new version with the update for review.‌Epic Games‌ apparently had not heard from Apple since submitting Fortnite to the ‌App Store‌ on Friday.

Because the main ‌Epic Games‌ developer account continues to be banned, Epic submitted Fortnite to the U.S.‌App Store‌ using an account from Epic Games Sweden, a subsidiary that Epic formed to create the ‌Epic Games‌ Store alternative app marketplace in the European Union.