Battle royale smash-hit Fortnite's next move could be super

Fortnite Battle Royale has transcended your average video game to become somewhat of a cultural phenomenon. In fact, the third-person shooter saw a peak 3.4 million concurrent players in March, with the servers buckling under the pressure. Fortnite Battle Royale also holds the record for individual streamer numbers on Twitch with Ninja's stream featuring Drake. Part of that has to do with the popularity of Battle Royale games in general, and part of it has to do with the Epic Games' ability to add small details (like these dances) to a colorful, fun-to-watch world. But perhaps most importantly, Epic Games seems to be obsessive about keeping the game fresh, whether it's adding new player skins, new areas of the map, or new equipment within the game.