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<\/div>For once, it’s Fortnite that’s crossing over into another game, with a Destiny 2 datamine revealing new armour based on three Fortnite skins.<\/strong><\/p>\n Whenever the words \u2018Fortnite\u2019 and \u2018crossover\u2019 appear in the same sentence, it\u2019s usually because another beloved media franchise has lent its characters to the battle royale, but not this time.<\/p>\n The game is now defined by its cameos, which is why the idea of Fortnite cameoing in someone else\u2019s game is weirdly unthinkable, despite the fact that it seems to be happening.<\/p>\n We can\u2019t imagine most Fortnite players picked the game up to play as any of the original characters\/skins, but they\u2019re apparently enough of a selling point to be added to Destiny 2, of all games.<\/p>\n Nothing\u2019s been officially announced yet, but a Destiny 2 dataminer known as Ginsor recently uncovered evidence of the skins’ existence in the game\u2019s files.<\/p>\n Specifically, a piece of promotional artwork depicting three armour sets based on select Fortnite skins: Black Knight, Drift, and Omega.<\/p>\n Honestly, anyone unfamiliar with Fortnite could easily mistake these for wholly original designs, but between the online reactions and our own comparisons, it\u2019s all looking very real.<\/p>\n