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Epic Games has made another great acquisition today, although the last purchase of the game developer is also one of the strangest. Since Fortnite became a great success for Epic Games a few years ago, the developer has slowly snatched several companies around the world. And although many of these purchases have been linked to games (Harmonix, Psyonix, etc.), others have had less to do with the environment. However, after today's last acquisition, it seems that EPIC is trying to expand its scope as regards music. Detailed through its website, Epic Games announced today that now has officially bought Bandcamp, which is a website dedicated to the music publication for independent artists. Bandcamp has been a platform over the years where emerging musicians often share their work in the search to grow over time. "The Bandcamp mission is to help spread the healing power of music by creating a community where artists thrive thanks to the direct support of their fans. In Epic, we...

Fortnite The Epic Games developer added a new experience to always popular game this week known as March Through Time . The event is intended to celebrate the history and achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who is one of the most prominent civil rights leaders in the history of the United States. And although the event was clearly established with good intentions, some fans quickly told himself with the way players could interact with the world in this event, that is, with the use of gestures. Now, Epic Games has heard these complaints and has decided to make a change. From now on, EPIC has revealed that the March Through Time experience at fortnite will deactivate virtually all gestures that can normally be used in the game. While some of these emits previously could not be used in the event when it started yesterday, Epic has now blocked them all, except for those who are specifically linked to March Through Time. Specifically, this means that eight emits can still be us...