Fortnite x NBA All-Star – Decide for yourself which emote goes into the game

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Fortnite is hosting a collaboration for the 75th anniversary of the NBA and the NBA All-Star 2022. This includes skins, emotes and more.

Fortnite is celebrating the upcoming NBA All-Star games by giving players:inside the opportunity to collect emotes and skins, but also take a stroll through the NBA 75 All-Star centre.

Vote on an emote

At the NBA 75 All-Star Centre, players can now vote on which cheer emote they want. These are well-known gestures and poses of NBA players. As a reward, all those who vote will receive the spray motif “Crass Baskets” as a gift. The All-Star Centre is available until 23 February and includes basketball courts, photo booths and lounge areas.

The All-Star Locker

Naturally, there are also some cosmetic items again that you can purchase with V-Bucks. For example, the “NBA75” set has been introduced, which includes 10 outfits, all of which also include three different styles. In addition, there is also the back accessory “NBA emblem”. But also old accessories like the emote “dribble” or the “hook shot toy” return now.

This is not the first collaboration between the NBA and Epic Games. Already in May 2021 there was a crossover with some NBA outfits. This time, too, the players will have the opportunity to represent their favourite team.

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