Fortnite Battle Royale

It seems that Fortnite: Battle Royale's glider redeploy feature is going the way of the dodo, as Epic Games announced that it will be removing it as of version 6.30. However, it will stick around the larger team modes for the time being.

During the XO18 showcase, Microsoft have confirmed that the announced keyboard and mouse support for Xbox is coming on 14 November 2019, with Fortnite and Warframe the biggest names to take advantage of the new feature after launch.

Ever since it launched, Fortnite has been going from strength to strength and despite gamer forecasts, or more like desires, prophesizing that Epic's monster will be put out of business by whatever new game comes next, it's not stopping.

Epic have rolled out the 6.22 update to Fortnite: Battle Royale, which adds a new heavy hitting gun dubbed the heavy assault rifle and as Fortnitemares came to an end, players can indulge in Team Terror, a brand new co-op limited time mode.

Hand in hand with Fortnite's latest balloon-happy patch came Epic's briefing on the state of the game's mobile development, with one of the upcoming features for Android and iOS being 60 FPS but initially only on select high-end devices.

Epic Games have rolled out the 6.21 update to Fortnite: Battle Royale, adding a whole new way to catch air - balloons. Semi-auto sniper, guided missile and dual pistols have been vaulted, although the latter will be available in Playground.

Studio director of the legendary developer id Software, Tim Willits recently commented how battle royale is nothing new and that Quake already had a similar concept through community mods, before adding that copying others gets you nowhere.

Epic Games announced they'll be dialling back the number of dynamic spawners for Fortnite's cube monsters and when you add to that freshly raised $1.25 billion in new investments, Epic will surely have an epic Halloween this year.

Sony have seen a ton of positive response one they announced a feature that would let users finally change their PSN Online ID, but now it doesn't seem to be much of a feature as it could erase user data and even paid-for content.

Epic Games have just rolled out Fortnite's 6.20 update, which finally reveals what the company was up to writing all those Halloween themed rhymes. Fortnitemares is a new limited time mode that actually has the cube fighting back.