Disney’s investing billions and Fortnite’s building castles. Fortnite‘s Magic Kingdom is going pixelated and playable, coming 2026. In early 2024, Disney casually tossed $1.5 billion into ...

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Epic Games is adding Arm ASR support to Fortnite through an Unreal Engine 5 plug-in. ASR support will be landing for Fortnite on both Android and iOS “soon.” Everybody’s thinking about ...

The Fortnite Collabs can be quite varied. There are crossovers that are just skins or items, but others go a bit further. The Kings League is going to create a brand new emote. But it won’t be a basic ...

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Fortnite keeps the tradition of exciting crossovers alive! This time around, Fortnite partnered with Ferrari to bring the luxury of the Ferrari 296 GTB to Fortnite. As of now, players can unlock ...

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The Fortnite Star Destroyer is the latest addition to the Galactic Battle season, and this gigantic capital ship poses grave danger to anyone in range of its deadly Turbolaser. Due to its imposing ...

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Fortnite's new Galactic Battle update introduced an AI version of Darth Vader that players can recruit and talk to. Powered by Google Gemini and ElevenLabs voice cloning tech, Vader sounds just like ...

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