It finally gave BBC a statement on the fortnite items

by **rsgoldfastshop** » Fri Dec 07, 2018 2:27 pm

"It finally gave BBC a statement on the fortnite items matter yesterday. "We are always open to hearing what the PlayStation community is
interested in to improve their gaming experience." If this is not a we hear you and don't care reply then I am not sure what is.

Sony went on to note that it has 80 million users. That is different in the 73 million games Variety maintained were in the wild
last month. Both amounts could be accurate --lots of families have more than 1 user on a console, and the two amounts are still
more than double the consoles Microsoft has offered. Even Nintendo, for all its exceptional press, has only sold 17.7 million
Switch consoles, according to Fast Company in April.

All those users Sony has way that it really doesn't even need to Buy fortnite weapons give a shit what Microsoft or Nintendo believes. It is the
biggest kid in the playground by a wide margin.

It may not play nice with it's immediate competitors, but it has no problem playing fine with Apple, Windows, and Android--all of
which have much, much, much larger userbases compared to Sony's PS4 console.

Like most games of its type, Fortnite: Battle Royale is on a schedule. The weekly conflict pass conflicts go every Tuesday in the
early morning Eastern Time: if there's no server downtime, they show up at 4:00 a.m.. If there's downtime to get a new update,
developer Epic Games announces it the day before and it begins at 4:00 a.m., with the newest content and challenges moving live
once the downtime is finished.