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iOS App Store: Fortnite now with 120 FPS support

Craziness!

by Milan
15. January 2020 - 23:45
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Image: Epic Games

Image: Epic Games

Fortnite for iPhone and iPad has received a brand new update – it includes some changes and improvements. 120 FPS support has also been added.

The iOS version of Fortnite has received a new update. Controller support has been adjusted and significantly improved. According to Epic Games, the stick buttons of the Dualshock 4 and Xbox One S controller can now be used. But the highlight is the new gameplay experience. Fortnite players on the iPad Pro 2018 can now play the title in 120 FPS - the change can be made in the settings. Previously, the limit was 60 FPS. This makes the animations extremely smooth, as the images are displayed at twice the rate.

A remarkable achievement

All in all, it's amazing that a mobile device like the iPad Pro can offer a gaming experience that would otherwise require powerful computers. The new Fortnite update proves once again how powerful the CPUs and graphics processors developed by Apple actually are - in some cases they outperform entire computers. As part of the update, Epic Games has provided a list of the patch notes on its own website - if you would like to see the list, you can find it linked below. (Image: Epic Games)

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