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New Fortnite Event Gives You Saturday Night Fever
Dancing has become a big part of Fortnite's cultural umbrella, with dances popularized by the game being seen on both worldwide stages and in local dance classes. Epic, who is definitely not afraid to get silly with the their mega-popular game, is leaning into the reputation with a time-limited dance mode.
The new mode, titled Disco Domination, marries the idea of King of the Hill with, well, dancing. Players take over disco stages by dancing their hearts out on stage. There's no details yet outside of Epic's in-game tease for the mode, but questions will likely be answered by the next content pack of season 6, which is scheduled to go live tomorrow.
Season 6 itself launched last week and you can read all about the details of it here. Over the weekend, Adam Driver performed in a Fortnite skit on NBC's Saturday Night Live, as well.
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November 12, 2020 (PlayStation 5)
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