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‘Fortnite’ And Disney Team-Up Means Some Character Can’t Use Guns
To date, all of Disney’s crossovers, be they Star Wars, Marvel or even The Incredibles, as of this past week, have allowed for its characters to wield guns
Classic Disney characters are coming to Fortnite but with a big catch
We’ve already seen the likes of Darth Vader, The Incredibles, and even a full-blown Marvel-themed season hit the Fortnite island. But up until now, it seemed like some of Disney’s classic characters – the likes of Mickey Mouse, Pinocchio, or even Snow White – were staying out of Fortnite’s wild, gun-slinging mayhem.
Epic discusses Disney Fortnite experiences as part of their partnership
Epic games EVP, Sax Persson revealed that a Disney world will become the part of Fortnite universe or a separate Disney platform will be connected to Fortnite.
Despite developing a "persistent universe" in Fortnite, Disney seemingly isn't comfortable with all its characters using guns in a battle royale full of guns
Disney may be developing an increasingly close relationship with Fortnite, but that seemingly doesn't mean we can expect every fan-favorite character to join the battle royale with a gun in tow. Disney-owned characters had already been part of Fortnite for some time,
Fortnite's big Disney mode likely won't let Mickey Mouse wield an uzi
Epic Games has offered a few more details on its under-wraps Disney project, which will connect into Fortnite.
As Epic As It Sounds: The Fortnite x Disney Integration Will Strip Away What The Game Is Known For
Fortnite's collaboration with Disney aims to create a grand persistent universe, but concerns arise about the game's identity and gameplay dynamics.
The Disneyfication Of Fortnite Won't Let You Take Mickey Mouse On A Killing Spree
Back in February, we learned that Disney had invested an astonishing $1.5 billion in game developer Epic, as the two companies set out to create what they called “a new persistent universe.” Little more was known how this integration would work,
Disney and Epic say they want their metaverse to give "what every Disney fan has ever wanted", but that won't include giving Mickey Mouse a gun
Disney and Epic Games are still working on their big ole metaverse together, but one thing you can't expect from it is Mickey Mouse running around with a gun.
Epic Is Building A New “Persistent Universe” For Disney – But That Doesn’t Mean All The Disney Characters Will Use Guns
Epic Games has given fans a clearer picture of what to expect with their new partnership with Disney. Earlier this year, Disney invested $ 1.5 billion into Epic Games. This new partnership does not restrict Epic from working with rival media and IP companies, but it does mean they will be making a new “persistent universe.”
Epic Says Some Disney Characters Might Not Have Guns in Fortnite
Disney is planning to bring a "grand persistent universe" to Fortnite, but some details are worrying fans — here's what we know.
Fortnite's Partnership With Disney Won't Let Mickey Mouse Hold A Gun
Even though Disney pumped $1.5 billion into Epic Games as part of a partnership, don't expect every Disney character to end up in Fortnite. In a new interview, a member of Epic Games clarified that different brands will be able to dictate how their IP is used.
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Epic detail plans for Unreal Engine 6 and share vision of a metaverse spanning "Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite"
Epic Games laid off over 800 people a year ago, following what CEO Tim Sweeney confessed was an "unrealistic" period ...
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