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Samus didn’t appear in Fortnite because Nintendo wanted her to be a Switch exclusive
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I'm actually surprised to see how many people want Samus in Fortnite. I just don't understand, what does it matter? If you want to see your favorite character in something, you can go consume their media. What about shooting a gun and doing a dance makes it special?
People can use skins to show that they're fans of a particular work. The Metroid fans want to socially signal their Metroid fandom in Fortnite, which is a social game home to many non Metroid fans they can posture to.
It's like wearing a costume to Comicon.
The costume analogy makes sense, everything else sounds kinda weird to me but I'm not trying to judge.