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Kim Kardashian Is Coming To Fortnite This Week
Fortnite has drawn upon some of the most iconic characters from the world of fiction, which recently led to a massive crossover. Now, the game is apparently expanding its roster to reality TV stars, as Kim Kardashian is slated to make her Fortnite debut on December 13. The influencer, model, and part-time actress has had her own hit mobile game, but this is her first appearance in an existing game.
Kardashian's appearance in the game is also a collaboration with her clothing line SKIMS. So far, dataminers have determined that Kardashian will have at least three main skins, eight alternate outfits, and various hairstyles to choose from. Via Vice, the potential pricing for these items is reproduced below.
- Kim Kardashian (Fur Coat): 1,500 V-Bucks
- Kim Kardashian (SKIMS Suit): 1,500 V-Bucks
- Kim Kardashian (Leather Suit): 1,500 V-Bucks
- Kim Kardashian Purse (Pickaxe): 800 V-Bucks
- Emote (Paper Magazine Pose): 500 V-Bucks
- Makeup Backpack (Back Bling): 400 V-Bucks
- Ring Light and Phone (Back Bling): 400 V-Bucks
- Jet (Glider): 1,200 V-Bucks
FULL KIM KARDASHIAN SET AND STYLES! pic.twitter.com/YTMXpX2mnT
— Shiina (@ShiinaBR) December 10, 2025The pricing for the Kim Kardashian bundle and its full contents have yet to be shared. Additionally, there will be a Kim Kardashian Pickaxe that players can purchase in the Fortnite store and wield in battle.
Continue Reading at GameSpotLegendary Dev's Long-Lost NES Game Is Getting Its First-Ever Release
In 2012, programmer Chris Oberth passed away after a career that spanned from the dawn of video games in the late '70s to the PlayStation 2 era. Now, one of Oberth's unfinished games, Xcavator 2025, has been completed and it's slated for a physical release on the console it was originally intended for: the NES.
The Video Game History Foundation--with the permission and support of Oberth's family--found the source code for Xcavator 2025 in Oberth's development archives. It was originally developed by Incredible Technologies Inc., the company behind the Golden Tee Golf and Big Buck Hunter arcade games. However, it was rejected by publishers in 1991, and it was never seen again until now.
To finish the game, the VGHF teamed up with Mega Cat Studios, which was guided by the remaining materials to recapture the spirit of Oberth's original vision. Towards that end, Mega Cat Studios' development team only used the tools and environments that would have been available at the time. A standalone trailer for Xcavator 2025 isn't available yet, but the first footage was screened during the Day of the Devs: The Game Awards Edition at the 1 hour 43:31 mark below.
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