Google boasted it got Riot Games not to launch its own app store by offering $10M.

In a document encouraging Google to fully greenlight the deal with Riot Games, Kochikar wrote: That’s the closest thing we’ve seen yet to Epic’s assertion that Google bribed companies.

In a document encouraging Google to fully greenlight the deal with Riot Games, Kochikar wrote: > We pulled all stops to get Riot to stop their inhouse “app store” efforts and bring their billion dollar

League of Legends franchise and other mobile games to Play . Since then they have pre-registered their games on Play first! That’s the closest thing we’ve seen yet to Epic’s assertion that Google bribed companies.

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