Fortnite has been and is a mass phenomenon. Epic Games' battle royale rose to fame a few years ago and with it came the great streamers associated with the game. Ninja quickly earned a name thanks to his in-game skill And through the rise of live streaming platforms like Twitch, he managed to be one of the biggest faces in this world.
Fame usually comes accompanied by great visibility and this generates good benefits for these types of public figures. In the case of Tyler Blevins, Ninja, this has been the face of a video game for a long time. Fortnite has been captured in this streamer and The large audience of the player has led him to generate large amounts of money.
These have not only been achieved through their constant streams, but thanks to a tool provided by Epic Games itself, Fortnite content creators manage to earn extra money. This tool is the Fortnite creator code. If a player makes a purchase from the in-game store and has the Ninja creator code, for example, the streamer is endorsed 5% of the money spent by that player.
Well, in a stream, Ninja acknowledged having earned up to $ 5 million in a month thanks to this Fortnite creator code. I think the most I ever made in a month from the creator code was like five million. I'm not kidding. It was fun, man. We leave you with the clip captured by Dexerto.
. @Ninja says he made $5 million in one month from his Fortnite Creator Code 👀 pic.twitter.com/DYq5lNRrQr
— DEXERTO.COM (@Dexerto) May 13, 2021
The truth is that the creator code is increasingly important for the great streamers, since the more people see them, the more options there are for these fans to enter the code in their respective games and make purchases with it.
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Ninja seems to attract large amounts of money and that is, the Fortnite player and streamer made a millionaire deal with Microsoft to go exclusively to MIxer. Money that I would keep despite the streaming platform closing a few months ago.
