While we’re still waiting for Disney and Epic Games’ connected universe to arrive in Fortnite, a big step has been taken towards that goal as Disney Parks has arrived in Fortnite for the first time with Disneyland Game Rush.

The disagreement causing the ESPN and ABC outage stems from the "carriage fee" that YouTube TV pays Disney to broadcast its channels. Disney has faced similar negotiating standoffs with other broadcasters in recent years, including a 2021 outage on YouTubeTV that was resolved in two days.

Mouse ears are parachuting into Epic Game’s “Fortnite” in a limited-time experience — the first Disney theme park collaboration with the popular game. The new Disneyland Game Rush virtual installation,

The Monday Night Football game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers is the second since the Disney-YouTube TV carriage dispute started, meaning the number of NFL and college football games subscribers have now missed is adding up.

On November 6th, Disney is launching a new Fortnite Creative island called Disneyland Game Rush. It’s essentially a minigame collection, with each of the seven games based on a Disney parks attraction, all connected by a hub area that’s reminiscent of the theme park. Disney says it’ll be available for “a limited time.”

I didn't have a Disney wargame on my 2025 bingo card, but The Disney Afternoon Rewind looks like it will deliver on that odd concept.

Maestro Media announced that they have formed a new partnership with Disney to create a tabletop game based on The Disney Afternoon. For those of us of a certain age range, this used to be one of the best things on television, as you'd get home from school ...

The contract standoff between ESPN and YouTube TV has caused sports fans to band together in uproar over the past week. Since Oct. 31, Disney's entire catalog of networks, including ABC and all ESPN affiliates,