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Jan 6
Leaks Suggest Fortnite Is Finally Paying Attention to the Mechanic That Made Them Unique
Jan 4
“Your entire behavior is so dated”: Fortnite Content Creator Claims Adrian Dittman Is Elon Musk’s Secret Identity
Jan 1
“Desperately chasing an ounce of what Fortnite has”: Black Ops 6’s Most Humiliating Finisher Involves a Unicorn
Jan 1
Laufey Is Now In Fortnite & The Game Just Got More Jazz-y
Dec 31
“I’ll never understand some players”: Campers Taking Quest Npcs Hostage in Fortnite Is Making Players Livid
Dec 31
PowerA OPS v1 Wireless Controller for Cloud Gaming – Fortnite Edition – Hardware Review
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Revive It, Ubisoft: You Must Be High on Shrooms to Cancel a ‘Fortnite-Killer’ Battle Royale Game From Your Most Reliable Franchise
Ubisoft is one of the biggest gaming companies out there and is responsible for creating a number of legendary video games over the past few decades. Without this French publisher, the gaming industry wouldn’t have managed to achieve the heights it has. However, there’s no denying the fact that the last couple of years have […]
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Jan 7
Leaks Suggest Fortnite Is Finally Paying Attention to the Mechanic That Made Them Unique
Fortnite is probably the most popular gaming title at the moment. Besides its fun battle royale experience, another thing that has made the game world-class is its building mechanism. Continuous structure building amidst intense gun fights is what makes the game so special to its fans. However, this building aspect might get a bit irritating […]
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Jan 6
“Your entire behavior is so dated”: Fortnite Content Creator Claims Adrian Dittman Is Elon Musk’s Secret Identity
The internet has been on fire recently regarding Adrian Dittman, a popular content creator on X (formerly Twitter) with over 200,000 followers. Theories suggest Dittmann might be the secret alter ego of none other than Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. A recent Fortnite stream hosted by Twitch streamer ConnorEatsPants recently reignited […]
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Jan 4
“Desperately chasing an ounce of what Fortnite has”: Black Ops 6’s Most Humiliating Finisher Involves a Unicorn
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been no stranger to weird skins that feel out of place, but its latest addition might be the most absurd yet. A new leaked finisher involving a unicorn, rainbow vapors, and a fart laser has left players scratching their heads. Yes, it’s cool and funny and all but […]
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Jan 1
Laufey Is Now In Fortnite & The Game Just Got More Jazz-yDon't you notice how...
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Jan 1
“I’ll never understand some players”: Campers Taking Quest Npcs Hostage in Fortnite Is Making Players Livid
Fortnite‘s Winterfest event is back, bringing with it exciting rewards, festive challenges, and the return of holiday-themed content. For many players, this is the best time to enjoy the game, unlock new cosmetics, and tackle various in-game quests. However, a rather annoying issue has left many players frustrated: campers. One of the key NPCs for […]
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Dec 31
PowerA OPS v1 Wireless Controller for Cloud Gaming – Fortnite Edition – Hardware ReviewIt’s already been well over a year since we last took a closer look at a PowerA controller. Back then, the hardware manufacturer provided us with a spiffy-looking Switch controller, namely the Enhanced Wired Controller (NSW) with the Master Sword Attack print on it. All in all, we concluded that this third-party controller was pleasant to work with and it quickly became our go-to wired controller when we weren’t using a Pro Controller. Today, however, we’ll be looking at a PC and mobile controller with a limited edition print. Read on to find out more about the OPS v1 Wireless Controller for Cloud Gaming – Fortnite Edition. Design The OPS v1 uses the traditional Xbox controller design and layout. Everything will look like a normal Xbox controller, except for the additional turbo and back buttons. As this is the Fortnite edition, there is a Fortnite print on the faceplate. The controller is mainly white with a black print on top, safe for one golden Fortnite print. The Xbox home button has been replaced by a PowerA home button instead. All in all it’s a good-looking controller, and while we aren’t exactly the target audience, we still loved the overall aesthetic. As mentioned above, the back of the OPS v1 also has a few additional programmable buttons and several switches. These don’t really stand out too much and are embedded nicely into the design of the controller. Outside of the small LED light to indicate battery life and the charging port, there are no other real standout features. Comfort If you’re used to gaming with a traditional Xbox controller, you’ll feel right at home here. In essence, the OPS v1 is basically the same, albeit with a few added functionalities. The textured grip feels nice, the sticks have a solid grip, and the back buttons are easily reachable as well. The switches on the backside work great as well, and can be operated while gaming. We did find it difficult to see what connection format we were using via the bottom switch (wired, Bluetooth, or wireless), as the print is so small and nearly illegible. A small black print would have done wonders here. Additional comfort features can be found with the removable analog stick caps, allowing gamers to choose what stick size feels most comfortable to them. We found the high-rise sticks to be less interesting for us because we have smaller hands. Even so, for shooters and other games, they might allow you to aim more precisely. The device also comes with a dongle, ensuring a stable 2.4 GHz connection without the hassle of having to pair the controller to your PC. With the three different connection options, you can easily choose which one you like the best and what’s most comfortable for you. Overview The OPS v1 is very easy to set up. You’ll have to select the desired connection option via the bottom switch, and then you’ll be ready to start gaming via the wired connection, the Bluetooth connection, or the wireless connection via the dongle. Only the Bluetooth connection will require it to be paired with the gaming device of your choice. You’ll be up and running in a matter of seconds, and most games will also instantly recognize your controller. We were able to start playing our favorite Steam games quite easily and quite a few Android titles also worked perfectly. Some titles may require you to tweak a few settings. All in all, the OPS v1 is a great third-party device. Outside of the regular Xbox-like controller experience, you have the programmable buttons on the back. This adds a bit of customization to the mix, and it can tailor your gaming experience to your specific needs or play style. The adjustable trigger locks also allow for further customization, where you can make your triggers more sensitive. For example, if you enjoy racing games, you might prefer the free range of motion, while shooter fans might prefer the minimum range to have a more reactive experience. Other than that, there aren’t many additional features, except for the turbo function, allowing quicker button presses for repetitive actions. The OPS v1 promises around 20 hours of battery life on a single charge and for the most part, that time is pretty accurate. We did notice a bit more battery drain when using the dongle, but we didn’t have to worry about charging our controller after every play session. We would have loved to have a more clear LED indicator to show how much of our current charge was remaining. As the LED is at the topside of the controller, we couldn’t actually see the battery LED indicator when gaming. More than often we didn’t notice when our charge was running out. Conclusion PowerA’s OPS v1 Wireless Controller for Cloud Gaming – Fortnite Edition is a great third-party controller that offers different connection options as well as additional customization features. We loved having the freedom to tailor every game to our personal preferences and having the dongle readily available to swap devices without any real setup required is simply a treat. While this controller will set you back only slightly less than a regular official controller, the additional options make it worth checking out.
Dec 31
Despite Reviving Classics Like Master Chief, Fortnite to Likely Keep the Doors Locked on Travis Scott
Fortnite has been leading the charge of collaborations and crossovers with some of the biggest names in entertainment, ranging from iconic video game characters to real-world celebrities. It has become the ultimate digital playground where fans can experience exclusive skins and crossovers featuring their favorite heroes, celebrities, and iconic figures. Recently, the game has stirred […]
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Dec 30
Fortnite’s Potential Approach to Microtransactions Could Fuel More Skin Sales and Set New Industry Standards
Epic Games’ Fortnite has been setting new benchmarks in the gaming industry for years and has evolved from one of the best battle royale games to one of the best game in general. The game offers so many unique and innovative modes and features that push the boundaries, providing players with diverse and engaging content. […]
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Dec 28
“Fun always comes first”: Black Ops 6 Devs Justify Their Choice of Adding “outlandish” Skins Because It Maximizes Fun for Players
The multiplayer experience in Call of Duty games has changed a lot over the past few years. Initially, things like skins and calling cars were more military-themed, a serious tone that worked perfectly with the game’s theme. Thanks to games like Fortnite, the idea of wild skins has now been normalized. Fans have complained that […]
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Dec 28
“I will look into it”: Riot Games Co-Founder Comes to Fortnite’s Rescue But Offers Little Hope About Arcane Skins Returning
After the first act of Season 2 of Arcane was released in November, fans rushed to the Fortnite item shop hoping to grab the Jinx and the Vi skins. However, there were no signs of those popular skins from Arcane, which were first launched in 2021 and 2022, respectively. It’s obvious that Fortnite should reconsider […]
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Dec 26
Cyberpunk 2077’s Johnny Silverhand and V Join the Fortnite FrayJohnny Silverhand portraied by Keanu Reeves in Cyberpunk 2077 will now be in free-to-play shooter
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Dec 26
The Biggest Fortnite Mystery Will Remain Unsolved Now That Epic Games Has Pivoted Away From Strong Storylines
For as long as Fortnite has been keeping players entertained with its various collaborations, engaging gameplay, and various modes, there is one question in players’ minds that has never been answered: Who are they thanking when parachuting out of the battle bus into the island? It’s the single biggest mystery in the game that has […]
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Dec 25
After Batman And Harley Quinn, Fortnite Leaks Suggest Samurai Upgrade for Darth Vader Skin
Recently, Epic Games added brand new skins to Fortnite showcasing DC’s Batman and Harley Quinn in a unique avatar. The bundle, which is called Feudal Gotham Bundle, featured Ninja Knight Batman and Karuta Harley Quinn in both Fortnite and Lego styles. This new Samurai-styled Batman skin created a lot of anticipation among the fans and […]
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Dec 23
“One Piece doesn’t need an overrated shooter to stay relevant”: One Piece Fans React to Skibidi Toilet Getting a Fortnite Debut Before Luffy
Undoubtedly, One Piece stands tall with its cult popularity and worldwide fanbase. It is also one of the most successful anime franchises with its breakthroughs. Besides world records, it is soaring heights with its splendid animation and storytelling. Above all, the series’ cultural impact is indisputable in more ways than one. This is especially true […]
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Dec 20
Fortnite’s Latest Collab Brings Skibidi Toilet to the Battle Royale, Dividing FansFortnite has had some zany mashups in the past, but on Thursday, they've announced a collaboration with the viral Skibidi Toilet and fans aren't happy.
Dec 19
Fortnite Skibidi Toilet Crossover is So Hated That Fans Want Valve to Shut it Down Already
Skibidi Toilet is by far the most annoying meme creation to date, and it does not seem to be going away anytime soon. It took over the internet like fire takes over petrol, with flames reaching beyond just our social media platforms. This ‘trend’ seems to have found its way into Fortnite as well. The […]
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Dec 19
Ballistic May Not Dethrone Valorant or Counter-Strike 2 Yet, but Fortnite Already Has a Solid Start
Fortnite‘s latest game mode, Ballistic, is Epic Games’ attempt to dethrone other popular PvP, round-based shooters like Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant. However, it’s still not good enough to take down industry giants. The first-person experience, combined with Call of Duty‘s Search and Destroy-like gameplay has attracted gamers all over the world. Fortnite‘s Ballistic will take […]
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Dec 18
Skibidi Toilet Is Seemingly Coming to FortniteThe viral online animated series Skibidi Toilet is coming to Fortnite according to leaks and now an official teaser from Epic Games.
Dec 17
Like Fortnite OG, Overwatch Classic Could Become a Permanent Mode After High Engagement Rates During Event
There’s no denying the fact that Fortnite OG was a massive success for Fortnite. Not only did Epic Games bring it back to the Chapter 2 map this year, but the company also went ahead and announced that it would become a permanent mode with the launch of Chapter 6. After years of demand, even […]
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Dec 15
FortniteFortnite is a third-person shooter game where up to 100 players compete to be the last person or team standing.
