Fortnite Leaked Skins & Cosmetics Found in the V9.30 Files - Fortnite Insider

The v9.30 Fortnite update is now available to download and data-miners have managed to leak the following Fortnite skins and other cosmetics that were added to the game in this update.

Epic Games update Fortnite on a weekly basis and the v9.30 update has taken place today and is available to download. In this update, there is a new item that has been added called the Chug Splash and there were three items that were vaulted, the Boom Bow, Dual Pistols and Dynamites. You can read the full v9.30 Patch Notes here.

Fortnite Item – Dynamite

As with every update that requires downtime, there are new files that are added, and some of the files added are Fortnite skins and other cosmetics that will be released in the future. Data-miners have been busy looking through all the files that have been added and have managed to leak the following cosmetics.

Leaked Fortnite Skins, Back Blings, Gliders, Pickaes and Contrail From v9.30

These cosmetics will be released in the Item Shop in the upcoming weeks but there is no way of knowing when they will be released. There are many files that have also been encrypted by Epic in this patch, meaning data-miners are not able to leak them and so will remain a mystery until they are released.

Fortnite Leaked Skins v9.30

Fortnite Leaked Skins v9.30

Fortnite Leaked Skins v9.30

Fortnite v9.30 Leaked Skin

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Fortnite Leaked Skins v9.30

We will be posting an article for all names and rarities of all cosmetics that have been leaked in the update once they have been confirmed as well as full images for all leaked skins.

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• v9.30 Fortnite Update Patch Notes – Chug Splash, Prop Hunt, Shotgun Swap Delay Removed & More

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2019-06-18 09:20:13Z
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Nintendo Is "Evaluating" Streaming Technology - GameSpot

With major players like Microsoft, Sony, and Google invested in game-streaming technologies, it could be the next big evolution for gaming. Now, a Nintendo executive has commented on the possibility of the Mario company getting involved.

Nintendo of America executive Charlie Scibetta told TechCrunch at E3 2019 that streaming is "certainly interesting technology." He added that Nintendo is monitoring the technology, going on to say that for now at least Nintendo is focusing on physical game sales and sales through the Nintendo eShop.

"Streaming is certainly interesting technology," he explained. "Nintendo is keeping a close eye on it and we're evaluating it. We don't have anything to announce right now in terms of adopting that technology. For us, it's still physical and it’s digital downloads through our eShop."

Another executive, marketing boss Doug Bowser (yes, that is his real name), told The Hollywood Reporter that "it's always interesting to see what others are doing in the space" as it relates to streaming.

"We're always interested in how various new technologies can enable different ways to play games," he said.

While Nintendo might not have a streaming service of its own, the company does operate a subscription service in the form of the Nintendo Switch Online membership program.

And though Nintendo doesn't offer a game-streaming service on Switch, other companies do. Capcom offers Resident Evil 7 as a streaming game on Switch in Japan, while Ubisoft does the same with Assassin's Creed Odyssey in the country.

The public beta for Microsoft's xCloud game-streaming service launches in October, while Google Stadia is slated for release in November. in other news, Microsoft and Sony recently announced an agreement for new cloud-gaming technologies.

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https://www.gamespot.com/articles/nintendo-is-evaluating-streaming-technology/1100-6467855/

2019-06-18 05:50:00Z
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