Fortnite is still a thing, right" I don?t say that as a jest, but it just seems like nobody ever talks about the game part of the game. Sure, there are concerts by famous rappers that bring in millions of viewers and promotional tie-ins with obnoxious Marvel heroes, and Epic recently confirmed that the game has 350 million registered users (that?s nearly 5% of the world?s population), but all the same, I don?t think I personally know anyone that plays Fortnite. Despite my own gaming blind spots, this doesn?t mean that Fortnite isn?t still the biggest thing in the gaming world and perhaps an important part of the expanding metaverse surrounding it. Looking to keep that momentum going?and somewhat lost in the shuffle of this morning?s Unreal Engine 5 demo?is the news that Fortnite is not only coming to the PlayStation 5 (and Xbox Series X, but?c?mon), but the battle royale phenomenon that now defines an entire generation of gamers is coming as a launch title. In a world where console launches often leave much to be desired in regards to available games, you can do a lot worse than a free title that is also one of the most played on the planet. Announced by Epic in a blog post that accompanied its deluge of info from earlier today came the announcement that Fortnite will be next-gen ready when Sony and Microsoft?s upcoming hardware hits retail. ?Today we?re excited to confirm that Fortnite will be headed to next-generation consoles at launch. This is the same Fortnite you...