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Dead Space Strange Transmissions Quest Pack Now Available In Fortnite
EA Motive's remake of Dead Space is out later this week, but if you need your fix of Isaac Clarke now, you can purchase the Strange Transmissions Quest Pack in Fortnite today.
Isaac Clarke joins Fortnite's Gaming Legends Series and he can join your locker roster via the new quest pack for $11.99. Strange Transmissions is available now in the Fortnite Item Shop and it allows you to collect the Issac Clarke Outfit and earn up to 1500 V-Bucks, which is essentially how much the pack costs (if you convert V-Bucks into real-world dollars). The pack also includes the RIG Back Bling, the USG Ishimura Back Bling, the Plasma Cutter Pickaxe, and the Bench Upgrade Emote, which is built-in to the Plasma Cutter Pickaxe.
For more Isaac Clarke, watch this extended Dead Space gameplay walkthrough that runs down the remake's new features and then watch this new story trailer for Dead Space ahead of the game's release this Friday. Check out Game Informer's big list of upcoming video game remakes after that.
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