Fortnite Has Lost 60-Percent of iPhone Players

Lew Later

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Technology, News, Tech News

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🗓️ 8 September 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Epic says Fornite has lost 60 percent of its daily players on iPhone and iPad.

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0:00.0	We have a little update here, little Epic Games slash iPhone slash iOS
0:06.2	slash Apple update. Um, Epic says that Fortnight users on iPhone have now plummeted 60%.
0:17.0	I don't know if this headline is correct,
0:18.6	they mean iPhone or iOS, because some people play on the iPad as well.
0:21.6	Right. But maybe they mean iOS.
0:24.3	This was shocking to me.
0:26.4	Can you tell I'm shocked?
0:28.8	Yeah.
0:30.2	I can feel it.
0:31.3	You can feel it.
0:32.1	The energy. What was shocking to me was that they claim iOS as their number one platform.
0:40.0	Out of 350 registered, 350 million registered users, more than 116 million are on iOS.
0:50.0	That's a lot of Fortnite players.
0:52.0	Yeah.
0:54.0	I mean it started with the PC first, right?
0:57.0	Fortnite?
0:58.0	Or was it console?
1:01.0	I know that you had the Save the World thing. It wasn't going to be a
1:07.9	Battle Royale game. No, it was like defend. And I believe it was on my PlayStation as the save the world
1:17.3	Way in advance
1:19.7	So I don't know if it was on PC prior to that, but it was, it's been on PlayStation for a while in the early days.
1:27.8	But definitely I.
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