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A new report suggests that Fortnite could be exclusive to Galaxy Note 9. Credit: Samsung / Epic / Erik Kain
According to a new report of XDA Developers, Samsung and Fortune Epic Games developer team up to launch the Battle Royale game in exclusivity exclusively for Galaxy Note 9.
The report comes from a "source of trust "which remains anonymous and suggests that the new Samsung phone will have 30 days of exclusivity Fortnite when it will launch next September.
According to XDA Developers, Fortnite will take advantage of the phone stylus and Samsung will charge the heavy Note 9 as a player's phone.
According to anonymous source, the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 " will be based around Fortnite. "The launch video of the Samsung G Note 9 will also be based around Fortnite Mobile. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be the first phone to be launched and Fortnite Mobile, according to our source, whoever will buy the Galaxy Note 9 will also receive free V-Bucks, free skins and more. -Bucks are used to buy a combat pass and skins, dances, or gliders in the game. This will all come with the phone when it launches. "
According to the website, Tyler's" Ninja "Blevins will also be part of the launch of Note 9.
9to5Google reports the same information, even coming from # 39, an anonymous source. If the source for both sites is the same person is unknown. The website writes:
The phone will be announced on August 9, while the latest rumors suggest August 14 for opening pre-orders, and August 24 for public availability . So do the quick calculation, if Fortnite is exclusive to Note 9 for a month, end of September (23?) Seems to be the likely launch schedule for the rest of the devices Epic Games decides can handle the Battle Royale game.
The website suggests that customers pre-order Galaxy Note 9 will receive $ 100 to $ 150 in V-Bucks or, alternatively, a pair of AKG wireless headphones with their purchase. The V-Bucks are the currency of the game in Fortnite used to buy cosmetics or the Seasonal Battle Pass
What to do with this report
As far as I can tell, there is a certain lightness to this, but I still find it far-fetched. On the one hand, Android users have already had to wait a long time for the game launched on Apple products months ago. For another, I do not know how Samsung and Epic plan to make this exclusivity to a single Android model. Surely the barriers put in place will not keep the hackers for a whole month, and players will be reloading the game in a few days.
Although this may be a good marketing ploy on the part of Samsung, I do not see the benefit of this move for Epic. They offered exclusive cosmetics in the game through Twitch and Sony's PlayStation Plus service, but the studio never locked the content behind a specific platform before. Indeed, all modus operandi of Fortnite is to operate the game on as many platforms as possible as smoothly as possible, which is why it is not Is not just multi-platform but on most platforms imaginable (with the exception of Sony that prevents both cross-play and cross-play on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One and PS4 and Nintendo Switch .)
I would say to take these reports with a grain of salt. On the other hand, I would not be surprised at all if Samsung and Epic used the simultaneous launch of Note 9 and the Android version of Fortnite using each other to market each product. business. Apple often shows the latest iPhone with a new snazzy game, and Samsung showing how Note 9 plays Fortnite (filled with stylus integration) would certainly make a good show. As for all the exclusive stuff, let 's just hope it' s nothing but rumor and misinformation.
Finally, the idea that someone who orders $ 100 to $ 150 in V-Bucks seems frankly unbelievable to me. This is a lot of V-Bucks to give players just for the purchase of a phone. In fact, it's so much of V-Bucks that it seems like a move that could really irritate the community Fortnite a gaming community that is notoriously happy with the game and its developer / publisher. With Epic raking in hundreds of millions of dollars a month on the free-to-play title, I can not really understand what would bring them to the table for this kind of business.
We will know it soon. The arrival of Fortnite on Android should be in any week
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A new report suggests that Fortnite could be a Galaxy Note exclusivity 9. Credit: Samsung / Epic / Erik Kain
According to a new report from XDA Developers, Samsung and Fortnite developer of Epic Games, associate to launch the hit Royal battle game in the form of a Galaxy Note 9 exclusive.
Trusted source "which remains anonymous and suggests that the new Samsung phone will have 30 days of exclusivity Fortnite when it will launch next September.
According to XDA Developers, Fortnite will take advantage of the phone's stylus and Samsung will charge the heavy Note 9 as a player's phone.
According to the anonymous source, the launch Samsung Galaxy Note 9 " will be based around Fortnite.The launch video of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will also be based around Fortnite Mobile.The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is going to be the first phone to launch and Fortnite Mobile.According to our source, anyone who buys the Galaxy Note 9 will also get free V-Bucks, free skins, and more.V-Bucks are used to buy a pass from battle and skins, dances or gliders in the game. All will be delivered with the phone when it is launched. "
According to the site, Tyler's Ninja & # 39; Blevins will also be part of the launch of Note 9.
9to5Google The website writes:
The phone will be announced on August 9, while the latest rumors suggest August 14 for the 39 opening of pre-orders, and August 24 for public availability.To do the quick calculation, if Fortnite is exclusive to note 9 for a month, end of September (23?) Seems to be the likely launch Epic Games decides to handle the game Battle Royale.
The website suggests that Galaxy Note 9 pre-order users get $ 100 to $ 150 in V-Bucks or, alternatively, a pair of AKG wireless headphones. with their purchase.V-Bucks are the currency of the game in Fo rnite used to buy cosmetics or the Seasonal Battle Pass
What to do with this report
As far as I know, there is a certain lightness to this, but I still find it far-fetched. On the one hand, Android users have already had to wait a long time for the game launched on Apple products months ago. For another, I do not know how Samsung and Epic plan to make this exclusivity to a single Android model. Surely the barriers put in place will not keep the hackers for a whole month, and players will be reloading the game in a few days.
Although this may be a good marketing ploy on the part of Samsung, I do not see the benefit of this move for Epic. They offered exclusive cosmetics in the game through Twitch and Sony's PlayStation Plus service, but the studio never locked the content behind a specific platform before. Indeed, all modus operandi of Fortnite is to operate the game on as many platforms as possible as smoothly as possible, which is why it is not Is not just multi-platform but on most platforms imaginable (with the exception of Sony that prevents both cross-play and cross-play on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One and PS4 and Nintendo Switch .)
I would say to take these reports with a grain of salt. On the other hand, I would not be surprised at all if Samsung and Epic used the simultaneous launch of Note 9 and the Android version of Fortnite using each other to market each product. business. Apple often shows the latest iPhone with a new snazzy game, and Samsung showing how Note 9 plays Fortnite (filled with stylus integration) would certainly make a good show. As for all the exclusive stuff, let 's just hope it' s nothing but rumor and misinformation.
Finally, the idea that someone who orders $ 100 to $ 150 in V-Bucks seems frankly unbelievable to me. This is a lot of V-Bucks to give players just for the purchase of a phone. In fact, it's so much of V-Bucks that it seems like a move that could really irritate the community Fortnite a gaming community that is notoriously happy with the game and its developer / publisher. With Epic raking in hundreds of millions of dollars a month on the free-to-play title, I can not really understand what would bring them to the table for this kind of business.
We will know it soon. The arrival of Fortnite on Android should be any week now.
