Samsung apparently possesses the ultimate weapon to promote its Galaxy Note 9: Fortnite's exclusive on Android

This rumour is all the more credible as it is now launched by two different American websites, 9to5 Google and XDA Developers.  Both sites claim that Samsung will use its Unpacked press conference to announce that Fortnite will be exclusive for 30 days on the Galaxy Note 9.  A way for Epic to promote its game and for Samsung to highlight the gamer features of his Note 9.

A pre-order offer with V-Bucks and skins offered

9to5 Google thinks that Fortnite will not be released on all other Android smartphones until the end of September.  A logical deduction when we know that the phone will be announced in two weeks, then should be marketed by the end of August.  Samsung should even offer to pre-order the Galaxy Note 9 with... the equivalent of 100 to 150 dollars from V-Bucks, Fortnite's ingame currency.  A first in the smartphone world.  And for those Fortnite wasn't interested, Samsung should offer a second pre-order offer with an equivalent value AKG wireless headset.

Samsung would have pushed the synergy with Fortnite quite far.  Not only would the Korean manufacturer have planned to invite the famous Ninja streamer to the stage of his Unpacked, but he would also have planned interactions between the game and the phone's new Bluetooth stylus.  In what way?  We don't know that yet.

How long will this exclusivity really last?

If this rumor is true, there is no doubt that Epic's decision to make Fortnite exclusive on Android, even temporarily, to Galaxy Note 9 will make a lot of ink flow among fans.  Fans who, no doubt, will find a way to take the.apk file from the application and run it on other Android smartphones before the end of September.  Response within two weeks, as the Galaxy Note 9 announcement conference will be held on August 9.