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Epic Teases Something Mecha-Related For Fortnite Season 10
After this weekend's lively Fortnite cup, which ended with 16-year-old Bugha winning three million dollars, Epic is already moving toward its next big piece of news – and fast. While the company revealed yesterday Fortnite's next season will be starting on August 1st, today Epic teased a picture of a shadowy mech alongside the date:
Look Forward. 8.1.2019 pic.twitter.com/NSKq5diQrN
— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) July 29, 2019
Season 9 concluded with a massive and popular battle that pitted a Kaiju monster verses a mecha. Could this be a tease for even more robot-suit beat-em-up content?
For more on Fortnite, check out our review here.
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