Game Theory: Fortnite's SECRET Plan to Control Disney!

Ever notice how Epic Games is slowly taking over the entertainment industry? I'm not just talking about Disney IP and Ariana Grande showing up in Fortnite. I mean how Epic Games has tricked us into thinking it is ONLY a gaming company when really, the well goes much, MUCH deeper! Theorists, we have been SLEEPING on Epic Games' master plan!

    
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Credits:
Writers: Matthew Patrick and Justin Kuiper
Editors: Forrest Lee, AbsolutePixel, and Dan "Cybert" Seibert
Assistant Editor: AlyssaBeCrazy
Sound Editor: Yosi Berman

[Ironmat]

I just love how Matpat just makes Mickey look like a maniacal mastermind every chance he gets

[joshuamariani]

I love how despite all the horror content MatPat has put out, the scariest character in the lore across all of his channels is Mickey Mouse

[SuperWiiBros]

The way Epic Games is giving oportunities to developers with their Unreal Engine seems just really kind of them

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

"Unreal rendering can be projected onto backgrounds in real time"

That sounds unreal...

[OC]

MatPat missed where this is going. Companies in ALL fields are developing virtual training. It'll come a time where you will be training at home in how to do a job before setting foot in the place.

[kjaiserlp]

It’s crazy that this came out when it did. I just finished a certificate program where one of the big topics was all the different applications of the Unreal Engine. It really is the industry standard in CGI and gaming. Crazy stuff

[Ibby]

This aged like the finest wine in history .

[hanselfinn]

Disney will rule the earth like the B&L did to Wall-E
Epic: yeah let me take that job for you

[enoztheprotogenshadeyboii]

When MatPat talked about touring houses in vitural reality, I almost immediately remembered that there was a horror game surrounded by that very idea.

[CrimsoniteSP]

Honestly, after being a fan of this channel for like 7-ish years, I never realized just how good the video editing actually is. It all looks very simple, and for the most part, it is, but once I really got into content creation myself, I am unable to do half the stuff these editors can do. It's so much harder to be as consistent as the ones that work on this channel.

[TheDragolf]

"It's just too much to make in-house engines now"

Team 4, the Overwatch Team: "Hold my bear"

[MarysiekNibywrozka]

I think you should do a Theory on 12 Minutes. It is a newly released game, but it's really fascinating and nothing is truly clear even after having completed the game and unlocked multiple endings. Not gonna spoil it to you, so here only the main premise: the MC was supposed to spend a romantic evening with his wife, but instead is stuck in a 12 minutes time loop and trying to solve its mystery.

[OMGanger]

You didn’t even mention the biggest up-and-coming use for a game engine: training robots in simulation

[Camping_Journey]

Fun Fact : Unity can also make vr games, such as budget cuts, and beat saber (maybe not for beatsaber) but yea, pretty nice.

[primoridalspatula]

As a game developer, I got chills when I realized that the logo being drawn out was of unreal engine. Cause I didn't even know that Epic made it.

[ironwolf]

I didn't realize the Unreal engine could do so much. They did name that thing right.

[manolgeorgiev]

"If the moment you hear EPIC, all you think of is Fortnite, then you're missing the bigger picture here."
What I think of when I hear EPIC: *The Angry birds spin off RPG game*

[Kingofportals]

Activision had their own game engine at one point called Activision Alchemy, which was used to power Crash Nitro Kart, all the Skylanders games, Crash N. Sane Trilogy, and CTR Nitro Fueled, in more recent times it has been fully replaced by the Unreal Engine which powers Spyro Reignited Trilogy, and Crash Bandicoot 4 It’s About Time!

[robomix]

This video is literally just when an antagonist whos in all episodes gets challenged by a more op villain who appears only in some episodes and everyone hates them, and the antagonist has to team up with the protagonists to beat the villain

[vedrane]

Me, a Unity (and partial Unreal) game developer: "He's speaking my language HE'S SPEAKING MY LANGUAGE"