Fortnite dances are just one part of Epic's quest to have the game become the all-encompassing hub of pop culture and social gathering space of the future. Today the game is, in many cases, already ...

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A lawsuit that accuses Epic Games of including a copyrighted dance in Fortnite without the creator's permission has been dismissed. The suit was filed by YouTuber and choreographer Kyle Hanagami, ...