Twitch Prime subscribers have seen a lot of new announcements made, which mean new loot and skins for them.
New Twitch Prime Fortnite skins are currently available to download, while other loot has also been launched.
Away from the new loot that has been released this week, it’s also been revealed that Fortnite is on the up.
According to Twitchmetric, Fortnite has almost double the weekly average of concurrent Twitch viewership, over its rival PUBG.
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Stats like these can change over a few days, but it appears Fortnite is scoring some major wins.
Worries over bots were recently raised, something that Twitch says isn’t a problem.
Speaking to Express.co.uk, a Twitch spokesperson said: “It’s awesome to see so many players jump on the Battle Bus with the Twitch Prime Fortnite offer.
“We’ve seen large numbers of players trying Twitch Prime for the first time, getting free loot, and using their first monthly free channel subscription.
“It’s great to see many broadcasters getting a bump from these new Twitch Prime members.
“New members are subscribing to these popular Fortnite channels and we haven’t seen any indication of bot activity.”
And as mentioned above, Fortnite isn’t the only game getting new loot this month.
New World of Warships items can be grabbed from March 6th through April 4th, with Twitch Prime members getting a range of free in-game bonuses:
Unique Twitch Prime port: The Port is set as default when the Twitch account is activated.
Commemorative individual Twitch Prime achievement: 5 Twitch Prime containers
Each one will provide 5 Twitch Prime camos, 10 signal flags, and 5 rare camos (“Hunter”, “Halloween”, and others) or 300 doubloons.
Players should be aware that containers are only available for players that have reached Level 4 of the Service Record.
Having been announced and then delayed, it has now been confirmed that the original Devil May Cry is now available to download.
Fans have just under a month to claim the free game, which will can be grabbed from the official Twitch site until April 3.
Here’s more from Capcom’s Michiteru Okabe, who writes: “Today I’m honored to talk about our collaboration with Twitch Prime.
“Starting today, with the upcoming March 13th release of Devil May Cry HD Collection containing the first three installments of the franchise, and together with Twitch Prime, we will be offering the full version of the original Devil May Cry on PC for a limited time.
“Thanks to the continued support from series’ fans, the Devil May Cry series has been around for 18 years now with the first entry making its debut in 2001.
“It has since influenced many other titles in the third person action genre as you stylishly thwart everything in your wake as the devil hunter Dante.
“I first encountered this franchise as a fan myself, so it makes me nostalgic just thinking back when I first played it.
“I remember checking out the announcement trailer back in the day and being immediately entranced by the graphical quality, stylish action, and the epic scenes like the giant Griffon making its grand entrance.
“Whether you’re playing it again or if you’re checking it out for first time, Devil May Cry is a masterpiece that is sure to keep you on your toes.”