"Fall Guys" has confirmed that the upcoming crossover will excite the fans of one of the most successful franchises: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT).
This week, gamers can soon see the new cosmetics from the four iconic turtles. Aside from the new skins, we expect to see more TMNT-themed emotes, celebrations, and other stuff.
'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Enters 'Fall Guys'
From WWE to Death Stranding, "Fall Guys" is famous for launching crossovers that hit a specific fanbase. This time, the update will leave a special spot in the hearts of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" fans.
As everyone can anticipate, the TMNT-themed customers are set to be available on Thursday, Aug. 17, according to Comic Book.
Of course, this is a crossover of a lifetime you can see on "Fall Guys" that's why they are guaranteed to be limited-time items. Make sure to purchase your desired cosmetics or emotes until Aug. 31 so you won't have any regrets later on.
Achieving Turtle Power Soon
With the new "Fall Guys" patch, you will be eligible to witness the faces of Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Leonardo in a different world. The mini versions of the protagonist turtles will feature shorter versions of the four characters.
According to TechRadar, apart from the accessories inspired by the turtles, other wearables will be based on Rocksteady and Bebop. You can get a rhino horn or a turtle shell shoulder pad or you could just snag them both especially if you're an in-game item collector.
For the Emotes users, you can soon utilize "Ninja in Training" and "Going for a Spin." You will also take part in the "Slice of the Action" Celebration in the game.
For those who haven't yet played "Fall Guys," it's not only available on PC, as you can also play it on Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms.
Back in 2022, one of the most unforgettable crossovers to grace the game is the "Sonic the Hedgehog" collaboration. It's a show-stopping bundle that costs $7.99 or 800 Show-Bucks.
As of writing, we haven't yet gathered any information about the pricing of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" skins so all we could do is wait for Mediatonic's announcement in the next few days.
Meanwhile, another crossover will allegedly drop on LEGO and Fortnite. The rumored collaboration will envelop the mini figures in FPS mode.
According to Tech Times, LEGO might be looking forward to bringing real-world toys inside the game. The idea that is purportedly mentioned in the rumor could somewhat hint at a free-scanning of LEGO creations in real life.
For LEGO fans who have been waiting for this moment for a long time, this rumored collaboration could spell a lot of excitement as it came from two reliable "Fortnite leakers" Wenso and Andre.
Who knows if we could see it coming in December?
