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Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4: Battle Pass, Theme, And Everything Else We Know

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4: Battle Pass, Theme, And Everything Else We Know https://ift.tt/ngBzpAq With Fortnite 's summer season finally drawing to a close, we've got some big stuff to look forward to in Chapter 6 Season 4, especially with Fortnitemares just around the corner. Epic Games hasn't yet begun teasing the new season, so we don't officially know much of anything yet. But as is usually the case, enough details have leaked that we're able to get at least a little bit of a sense about what's coming. With that being the case, let's stop messing around and get right to the details. Table of Contents [ hide ] When does Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 start? When does Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4 start? The current season is set to end on August 7, which is a Thursday. Chapter 6 Season 4 should therefore kick off the next morning, on August 8. Continue Reading at GameSpot

Actors Union Calls Out Video Game Companies Over Lack Of AI Protections

Actors Union Calls Out Video Game Companies Over Lack Of AI Protections https://ift.tt/FuJRfjG

Just over a year ago, the performers in SAG-AFTRA went on strike against the major Hollywood studios and streamers over a variety of issues including a lack of AI protections. Now, the actors are on strike again against video game studios whom they claim have refused to offer the same AI protections that SAG-AFTRA secured following last year's strike.

"We've made deals with the studios and streamers," said SAG-AFTRA national executive director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland during an interview with the Associated Press. "We've made deals without a strike with the major record labels and with countless other employers, which provide for informed consent and fair compensation for our members. And yet, for some reason, the video game companies refuse to do that and that's what’s going to be their undoing."

SAG-AFTRA members authorized a strike last week after negotiations between the union and the video game publishers dragged on for 18 months without a resolution. Some of the studios that the actors reached deals with last year, including Warner Bros. and Disney, have video game divisions as well. But that hasn't led to any movement on a new protections for the actors who lend their voices and likenesses to video games.

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