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Looks like Fortnite China is shutting down
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pcgamer.comThe limited run of Fortnite in China is ending in November, according to the official Chinese site. Epic's smash hit is a very different game in China, as it's not only free to play but has some mechanical and gameplay differences, and premium currency is unlocked by playing rather than with real money.
It's not clear how successful Fortnite was in China, but it's over now: Nobody will be able to register and download the game after November 1st, and the servers will shut down. Fortnite's
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Naruto finally comes to Fortnite on Tuesday, according to the latest leak
‘Naruto in Fortnite‘ is on the verge of reaching ‘Sora in Smash’ levels of internet infamy, but the sheer volume of leaks and rumours around Shonen Jump’s favourite ninja appearing in Epic’s favourite battle royale game have been far too prolific to ignore. Now it seems we’ll finally learn the truth of it this Tuesday.
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