Fortnite returns to iPhone, iPad, and Android with the help of cloud gaming - here’s how to join the Nvidia GeForce Now limited beta trial.
BGR on MSN.com - Jan 13, 2022
Over a year after Apple and Google removed the Fortnite online battle game from their respective app stores for iPhones, iPads or Android devices, chipmaker Nvidia has an answer. Sorta. Nvidia said Thursday it will begin offering a test version of Fortnite through its GeForce Now game streaming service.
CNET - Jan 14, 2022
Banned from the App Store, Fortnite makes its grand comeback on Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service. Fortnite has been on hiatus from the App Store since August 2020 when Apple banned the game after developer Epic Games implemented its own in-app payment system that bypassed Apple’s 30% App Store commission.
Gizmodo - Jan 13, 2022
If you missed playing Fortnite on the iPhone, there’s good news: Nvidia is working on a way to bring the game back to iOS. The company will offer Fortnite on iOS through Nvidias
Mashable on MSN.com - Jan 13, 2022
Nvidia and Epic Games have announced that "Fortnite" will make its return to Apple platforms through the GeForce Now cloud streaming service, though only via web browser.
AppleInsider - Jan 13, 2022
Epic has been working on something for a while, a way to get around the ban and tread into somewhat murky territory to get Fortnite back on both iOS and Android devices.
Forbes - Jan 13, 2022
A new update to "Fortnite" has seen a big damage reduction for two of the game's most powerful guns, as well as a buff for a certain shotgun.
Newsweek on MSN.com - Jan 13, 2022
Fortnite is back on iOS today... sort of. The popular battle royale game isn’t back on the App Store (where it’s been missing since Apple pulled the app from its storefront in August 2020), but iPhone and iPad owners can now stream Fortnite to play on their phones and tablets through Nvidia’s GeForce Now service,
The Verge on MSN.com - Jan 13, 2022
NVIDIA and Epic Games have teamed up on a mobile version of the battle royale that's playable through GeForce Now. A desktop version is already available on the service. A limited-time closed beta will get underway next week to test server capacity,
Engadget on MSN.com - Jan 13, 2022
The "Fortnite" Chapter 3 v19.01 hotfix sees flare guns returning to the popular battle royale. Here are the best locations to search for the unvaulted item.
Newsweek on MSN.com - Jan 11, 2022
Fortnite‘s latest update is bringing dynamic weather to the game. Players will now have to deal with lightning storms and tornadoes during their battle royale rounds. Fortnite has added many new features in its latest season that have drastically turned the tide of battle.
Digital Trends - Jan 11, 2022
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