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Fortnite Is Down: When Will Fortnite Servers Be Back Up for Chapter 7 Season 2?

Fortnite Is Down: When Will Fortnite Servers Be Back Up for Chapter 7 Season 2? https://ift.tt/6aZKWvz Having lasted about three months and three weeks, Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 was a lot longer than most Fortnite seasons--this was its second-longest ever, in fact. But now it's over. And Fortnite is down for maintenance while Epic Games deploys the update for Chapter 7 Season 2 . So if you're trying to play Fortnite right now but can't, don't worry. This is planned downtime that comes with every major Fortnite update. If everything goes as expected, you'll be back online celebrating the return of Dwayne "The Foundation" Johnson's return to the metaverse in no time. When exactly will the Fortnite servers come back online? Unlike the past few seasons, Epic isn't offering a target start time for Season 2. Typically, these things last in the ballpark range of 4-7 hours. That would mean that the Fortnite servers should be up once again between 6 A...
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Starfield Could Have Been A PlayStation Exclusive Prompting Microsoft's ZeniMax Acquisition

Starfield Could Have Been A PlayStation Exclusive, Prompting Microsoft's ZeniMax Acquisition https://ift.tt/5QKT6Ib

Xbox boss Phil Spencer revealed that Xbox's highly anticipated RPG Starfield could have been PlayStation exclusive and Microsoft had purchased Zenimax to prevent that from happening.

While speaking with the FTC about the Activision Blizzard acquisition (via The Verge) today, we know that Spencer revealed that Sony pays competitors on a routine basis to skip Xbox. So to prevent this from happening, Microsoft felt it needed to purchase Bethesda to prevent it from being a PlayStation exclusive. Spencer had this to say about purchasing Zenimax:

"When we acquired ZeniMax, one of the impetus for that is that Sony had done a deal for Deathloop and Ghostwire... to pay Bethesda to not ship those games on Xbox," Spencer said. "So the discussion about Starfield when we heard that Starfield was potentially also going to end up skipping Xbox, we can't be in a position as a third-place console where we fall further behind on our content ownership, so we've had to secure content to remain viable in the business."

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