Fortnite's next big crossover could be with another major Disney franchise. According to FNBRintel, Fortnite is getting a crossover with Pixar's Toy Story franchise, with the characters Woody, Buzzlightyear, and Zurg set to receive skins in the update.
Toy Story wouldn't be the first Pixar property to appear in Fortnite, as Epic Games previously added characters from The Incredibles. More recently, Fortnite just added Tom the lizard from Pixar's Hoppers to coincide with the movie's release on March 6.
The possible new crossover with Toy Story would make sense, given the upcoming release of Toy Story 5 this June. Beyond that, Disney is invested in Epic to the tune of billions of dollars to create a big Disney x Fortnite project, and we still don't know a whole lot about it.
Toy Story 5 releases on June 19, with Tom Hanks returning as Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz.
In other news about Fortnite leaks, Epic Games recently sued a person over claims that they leaked news about upcoming content. This person was reportedly working for Epic Games.
Leaks are also an issue with the Call of Duty franchise, and Activision recently reportedly threatened legal action against someone who is known for reporting on unannounced details for the series.
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Toy Story wouldn't be the first Pixar property to appear in Fortnite, as Epic Games previously added characters from The Incredibles. More recently, Fortnite just added Tom the lizard from Pixar's Hoppers to coincide with the movie's release on March 6.
The possible new crossover with Toy Story would make sense, given the upcoming release of Toy Story 5 this June. Beyond that, Disney is invested in Epic to the tune of billions of dollars to create a big Disney x Fortnite project, and we still don't know a whole lot about it.
Toy Story 5 releases on June 19, with Tom Hanks returning as Woody and Tim Allen as Buzz.
In other news about Fortnite leaks, Epic Games recently sued a person over claims that they leaked news about upcoming content. This person was reportedly working for Epic Games.
Leaks are also an issue with the Call of Duty franchise, and Activision recently reportedly threatened legal action against someone who is known for reporting on unannounced details for the series.
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