Lego joins with Fortnite developer Epic to create a Metaverse for kids
The two developers want to build a s🌄afe space in the Metaverse brick by brick

Fortnite developer 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Epic Games♚ has announced it is teaming up with toy company Lego♚ to create a safe place for kids to play and create in the 'Metaverse'.
The Lego and Epic Games partnership has plans to "shape the future of the metaverse to make it safe and fun for children and families." According to a statement uploaded to , "the two companies will team up to build an immersive, creatively inspiring and engaging digital experience fo𓃲r kids of all ages to enjoy together."
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In the early stages of its life, with many of us not still entirely sure what the heck it really is, the idea of the Metaverse is quickly gaining momentum wi🌳th companies far and wide making steps towards getting involved with this new phase of the internet. It’s not clear yet how exactly Lego and Epic Games will go about creating their family-friendly space in the Metaverse but it’s an interesting partnership nevertheless.
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney spoke about the partnership in the press release explaining: "The LEGO Group has captivated the imagination of childre꧃n and adults through creative play for nearly a century, and we are excited to come together to build a space in the metaverse that’s fun, entertaining, and made for kids and families."
While the metaverse - fancy shorthand for a social, online space, perhaps with some sandbox-esque stylings - might seem like a relatively new buzzword, the concept has been around for a while. Any number of MMOs dating back decades could fit within that definition, while games like VRChat have adopted similar ideas to those that companies like Meta have been touting as revolutionary for many years. Arguably the most successful example, however, remains Fortnite - while the battle royale maintains a competitive community, it's increasingly become a space for socialisation, creativity, and entertainment from movies to live m𝕴usic. With that kind of available tech, perhaps it's little surprise that Lego would choose Epic as its partner in its latest venture.
For now we’ll just have to stay tuned to see what Lego, Epic, and the rest of the Metaverse has to offer users in the fuꦜture. Literally anything could happen at tဣhis point.
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