Screaming kids and shoddy online connections were just some of the hurdles that got the Epic vs Apple court case off to a stumbling start.

Fortnite’s back with not only a new season, but a rather cool crossover that celebrates 25 years of one of the biggest icons in video games. Lara Croft’s looking better than ever, and if you’d like to spend some time in her stately manor then now’s the time to head on down to Fortnite’s Creative mode for some classy exploration.

Fortnite isn’t just the biggest game on the planet, it’s pretty much the closest we’ll ever get to a real-life version of Ready Player One thanks to the number of pop culture cameos inside of it that drives people to stick around its babble royale battleground. Season 6 of Fortnite Chapter 2 has officially begun, and with a fancy new launch trailer in tow, there’s plenty of content on the horizon.

Unfortunately it looks like those hoping the coronavirus would be a 2020 only problem will be sorely disappointed.

Fortnite is a cultural phenomenon, a hub that now hosts massive concerts within its digital domain from all manner of global superstars. And one of them made some mad bank from his event.

Video games are a timesink, lengthy campaigns that last far beyond launch week. In an age where many a developer wants a single game to provide months if not years of live service content that continues to bring in revenue, only a few games really prove to be worth the time and investment that the crowded genre demands.

Fortnite’s been on another tear as of late, thanks in part to its fourth season receiving a healthy injection of the Marvel universe. Amidst the skins, loot, and dreading running into Wolverine because he’s the best there is at straight-up murdering your team, players began preparing for the arrival of a cosmic force of nature.

Lawyer by day, bastard-punching vigilante at night, Matt Murdock’s alter-ego Daredevil will be coming to Fortnite.