To date, all of Disney’s crossovers, be they Star Wars, Marvel or even The Incredibles, as of this past week, have allowed for its characters to wield guns

Back in February, we learned that Disney had invested an astonishing $1.5 billion in game developer Epic, as the two companies set out to create what they called “a new persistent universe.” Little more was known how this integration would work,

Epic Games has offered a few more details on its under-wraps Disney project, which will connect into Fortnite.

Disney is planning to bring a "grand persistent universe" to Fortnite, but some details are worrying fans — here's what we know.

Disney may be developing an increasingly close relationship with Fortnite, but that seemingly doesn't mean we can expect every fan-favorite character to join the battle royale with a gun in tow. Disney-owned characters had already been part of Fortnite for some time,

Even though Disney pumped $1.5 billion into Epic Games as part of a partnership, don't expect every Disney character to end up in Fortnite. In a new interview, a member of Epic Games clarified that different brands will be able to dictate how their IP is used.