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Le festival de Fortnite confirme apparemment Hatsune Miku Collab

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 30,2025

Le festival de Fortnite confirme apparemment Hatsune Miku Collab

Les indices subtils du Fortnite Festival suggèrent fortement une collaboration à venir avec Hatsune Miku, générant une excitation significative parmi les fans. Les fuites pointent vers l'arrivée de Miku à Fortnite le 14 janvier, avec deux skins distincts et de nouvelles pistes musicales.

Bien qu'il soit généralement réservé à la confirmation du contenu dans le jeu, le compte Twitter officiel du Fortnite Festival a apparemment confirmé la collaboration via un échange avec le compte officiel de Hatsune Miku. Le va-et-vient ludique, faisant allusion au Backpack - Wallet and Exchange de Miku étant «Held dans les coulisses», est considéré comme une confirmation significative, étant donné le style de communication cryptique habituel du compte.

Cette collaboration a été très attendue par les joueurs de Fortnite, qui apprécient la nature unique et inattendue du partenariat. Des fuites fiables, telles que Shiinabr, prédisent un lancement du 14 janvier, s'alignant avec la prochaine mise à jour du jeu. La sortie attendue comprend deux skins: la tenue classique de Miku (potentiellement partie du Pass Fortnite Festival) et une variante "Neko Hatsune Miku" (disponible dans la boutique d'articles). L'origine de la conception Neko Miku reste non confirmée.

La collaboration devrait également présenter plusieurs chansons, dont "Miku" par Anamanguchi et "Daisy 2.0 Feat. Hatsune Miku" par Ashniiko. Ce partenariat pourrait considérablement boost la popularité du mode Fortnite Festival. Bien que populaire depuis son introduction en 2023, il n'a pas atteint le même niveau de battage médiatique que les autres modes de jeu Fortnite. L'espoir est que les collaborations avec des personnalités éminentes comme Snoop Dogg et Now Hatsune Miku augmenteront le mode du festival au même niveau de popularité que les jeux de rythme classique tels que Guitar Hero et Rock Band.

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