Two board members of Epic Games have resigned amid Justice Department concerns over antitrust concerns. The DOJ had issues with two members who held positions on the boards of Epic as well as Tencent, in a potential violation of Section 8 of the Clayton Act. Tencent owns a minority interest in Epic and is the parent company to its rival, Riot Games. Epic Games said that the two board members who resigned were Ben Feder and David Wallerstein. Tencent also has agreed to amend its shareholder agree...