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In this article it talks about how popular Fornite has become. It talks about how Fortnite is breaking records and how it has changed gaming.

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Fortnite is finally coming to Nintendo Switch. The massively popular battle game got a surprise launch today on the equally popular console, immediately after Nintendo announced the news at gaming industry conference E3 earlier in the morning.

The move is a win for gaming fans, who've long been awaiting the arrival of Fortnite on the hybrid console. It's the latest in a string of wins for Nintendo, which staked its future on the Switch and wound up delivering the fastest-selling console of all time. Above all, it's a win for Fortnite, the record-breaking game whose abrupt upswing in popularity sparked all the interest to begin with, and its developer, Epic Games.

Just how popular is Fortnite? For starters, it's been raking in the cash, surpassing its predecessor, Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (about which more in a moment),and earning more than $100 million per month in in-app purchases. Remember, this is a game that's free to download and play, so that's pretty epic. In February, it hit a record of 3.4 million people playing the game all at once, while its overall player base has reportedly passed 45 million.

So what's made Fortnite such a smash, and why is it attracting so many different types of players? To understand that, we have to look at the types of games it's emulating - and how it's transcending them to create something new, trendy, and fun.

Fortnite is kind of like Minecraft meets The Walking Dead - with a bonus Battle Royale attached

The word "Fortnite" can imply one of two very different modes of playing.

There's the original Fortnite, released last summer as an early-access title - in essence, a beta release - by Epic Games, longtime developers behind titles like Gears of War and Infinity Blade. Fortnite is what's known as a "sandbox" game because it's a nonlinear story and the emphasis for the player is on roaming around, exploring, and building the world while completing quests in your own good time. In other words, it's like Minecraft.

But there's a twist: In a game like Minecraft, you're pretty much making your own objectives. In Fortnite, your objective is clear: build shelters and collect stuff that will help you survive the zombie apocalypse.

If you've ever thought about what weapons and strategies you would use to outwit the zombies, Fortnite allows you to live out your survivalist fantasies. Your goal is to build forts and other structures - from log cabin watchtowers to fully weaponized castles - that can survive fortnightly zombie onslaughts while being outfitted with booby traps and other devices. Fortnite is also a co-op game, which means you can play with a group of friends.

Oh, and unlike Minecraft, when the zombies show up, you can shoot them. A bunch.

When most people talk about playing Fortnite, however, they're talking about playing the game with a special Battle Royalemode that draws a number of elements from the famous 2000 Japanese film, a pitch-black dystopian satire in which students are forced to compete in a kill-or-be-killed bloodbath.

It also borrows plenty from last year's hit game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, whereup to 100 players can battle it out to be the last one standing. In other words, gamers play out the plot of Battle Royale, The Hunger Games, Sword Art Online, or any number of last-man-standing battle scenarios.

Witnessing the popularity of Battlegrounds, Epic Games quickly added a battle royale mode to Fortnite - but since the original Fortnite was only released in a limited format to begin with, they also released Fortnite: Battle Royale as its own new game, available to anyone and separate from the original. (For its part, Battleground's developer is playing nice and welcoming its main competitor into the field.) The full release of the original Fortnite hasn't even hit stores yet; meanwhile, its child, Fortnite: Battle Royale, has taken over gaming.

In Fortnite: Battle Royale, you're not competing to survive zombies, but to outlast other people. And for many players, that's where things get interesting.

Fortnite: Battle Royale's accessibility is central to its success

There are two reasons Fortnite has been so popular, and they boil down to accessibility: The game has been made available for more people to play, in more ways.

Fortnite: Battle Royale was released as a free download for a variety of platforms in September 2017 and received a popularity boost in January when it added several areas to its world, including a city. Finally, in March, it was released for iOS, and its popularity ballooned. Despite only being released for iOS - an Android deploy is still months away, sorry, Android fans - the game's mobile app immediately became the top-selling app in 13 countries and reportedly raked in $1.5 million during its first week alone.

The game's upfront accessibility and ready deployment on multiple gaming consoles, from laptops to PlayStation to Xbox One, has played a major part in its popularity. But another huge boost to the game's popularity has been cross-platform play - meaning you can play with your friends who are accessing it on a variety of devices and platforms.

This is a relatively rare innovation in the world of gaming, which has long been plagued by the difficulty of creating and accessing games for every console, let alone being able to play with friends who are using different devices. But Fortnite lets users who are playing on, say, an iPhone compete and play with friends who are on a laptop or a PlayStation.

Of course, it's not a perfect system; for example, cross-play between your PlayStation and your friend's Xbox is currently impossible - though Fortnite's CEO Tim Sweeney says it's not only imminent, but " inevitable," getting at the importance of this aspect of gaming to the industry as a whole. Cross-platform gameplay to any degree is a huge win for gamers and appears to have played a huge role in boosting Fortnite 's popularity.

Fortnite: Battle Royale is that rare novelty: a shooter game for people who may not like shooter games

But perhaps the biggest factor in Fortnite's successis what fans get when they enter the world of the game. Remember, it's not just a shooter game and not just a giant world-building sandbox - it's a combination of both.

So in Fortnite 's version of the battle royale, players also get to scale walls and knock down structures and play some sort of real-time combination of Jenga and parkour as they try to survive and outwit other players. And once you die, you can continue to watch the game play out through the camera of the person who killed you - which makes for a surprisingly enjoyable experience for the newly departed.

All of this allows players to adopt multiple modes of playing - including choosing to hide and watch, choosing to make up your own "the floor is lava!" challenge, and choosing to approach it like your own personal Most Dangerous Game. In essence, Fortnite: Battle Royale may be the first shooter game for players who don't like shooter games, along with those who do.

That makes Fortnite poised to attract whole new audiences, even before the full release of Fortnite Save The World - that's the original zombie mode, unlocked and out of beta - arrives at some nebulous point later this year. In the meantime,because F ortnite: Battle Royale is available pretty much everywhere as a free download, it's easy to hop into. If you want to play with friends, then you all need to download the app on your own devices - make sure they're all compatible first - and then register for an account with Epic Games.

From there, whether you decide to fight, hide, build, or frolic is all up to you.

Correction: This article originally described Fortnite as a first-person shooter game rather than a third-person shooter game.

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7. Interview on the popular game Fortnite

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In this video one of the most popular players in the world gets interviewed about the game Fortnite.

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Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins Talks Fortnite, Making Money On Twitch And More | CNBC

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Visual Designer

They earn around $74,000 a year.

They have many requirements for the job

They need at least 6+ years of visual design experience.

They need to have experience with Photoshop, Sketch, and illustrator.

A stellar portfolio.

Preferred digital agency experience working in an Art Director role or similar area.

Duties for the job

Leading the design of products, concepts, graphical user interfaces, graphic designs and interaction patterns

Establishing and evolving a visual design language for various products

Leading a small (but growing team) of visual designers

Collaborating with a cross-functional team of designers, UXers, strategists, and developers

There will be an increase in demand for graphic designers over the next decade

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there will be a 13% increase demand for graphic designers by 2020. As new businesses start up and more and more commerce becomes dependent on the Internet, graphic designers will play an increasingly crucial role in commerce.

Graphic Designers earn a lot of money

Most graphic designers make thousands of dollars for every design.

Streamers

The highest paid streamer who streams Fortnite earns about $560,000 every month.

Average streamers can still earn a lot

On average, pro-streamers can make between $3,000to $5,000 per month playing 40 hours a week, just from the "sub button." That number doesn't include ad revenue, which averages about $250 per 100 subscribers.

How do you earn a lot of money by playing video games?

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Lead engineer

Working closely with discipline leads to understand project requirements and translating those into technical teams and pipelines capable of achieving goals

Working with internal development teams and creative teams to coordinate delivery of project milestones

Working with production teams to scope, plan, schedule, and execute high quality features and content

Managing day-to-day development issues, attempting to predict and avoid problems, while being prepared to troubleshoot and provide resolution as needed

Promoting and cultivating a productive and energetic culture within the team and studio, while assisting in maintaining a positive team morale and productive work environment

Ideal requirements

Experience leading a team of engineers in virtual production or AAA game development environment

Strong programming background and C++ knowledge

Familiarity with Unreal Engine 4 or experience with game or other engine technology

A keen analytical mind with strong problem solving skills

Ability to understand and improve development pipelines and processes

Experience developing in a large codebase; ideally experience designing and implementing a tools or pipelines from the ground up

Strong communication skills

Experience with multiple core system tasks such as graphics, tools, audio/video, networking, memory handling, script compilers, I/O, etc.

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