Fortnite developer supports Animoca subsidiary's blockchain racing game
The indie games subsidiary has just received support from Epic Games for its upcoming blockchain-powered P2E racing game Torque Drift 2.
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Epic Games to remove racist AI-generated images on Fortnite
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