This cosmetic has not been seen in the Item Shop for more than 500 days.
It was last seen on May 19th 2023, 570 days ago.
| “ | Accessibility is the key.
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- — In-Game Description
Access Core is a Rare Back Bling in Fortnite, that can be purchased in the Item Shop for 
0 V-Bucks. Access Core was first released in Chapter 4: Season 2.
Item Shop Appearances[]
Access Core has appeared in 3 different Item Shops, on 2 different days.
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Why are there shops labelled as 'parts'? For varying reasons, Epic Games may decide to add or remove items from the Item Shop before the usual rotation occurs. The Fortnite Wiki treats each change to the Item Shop within a single day as a separate 'part' that makes up the day's Item Shop History. |
Why are there two different numbers for Access Core's appearances? Access Core has, on at least one occasion, appeared in more than one shop in a single day. This has resulted in its count for appearances in the Item Shop being higher than the amount of days it has appeared in it. Both counts are listed by the Fortnite Wiki in order to be as accurate as possible, unlike other sources. |
News Tab[]
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Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day with the Access Core Back Bling and the Good Game, Well Played Emote available for free in the Item Shop now until May 19 at 8 PM ET. Read more: https://fn.gg/GAAD |
May 18th 2023 |
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Accessibility is the key. Pick up the Access Core Back Bling and the Good Game, Well Played Emote in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Available for free in the Item Shop until May 19 at 8 PM ET! |
May 19th 2023 |
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Free GAAD Items Gaming is for everyone. Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day with the Access Core Back Bling and the Good Game, Well Played Emote, available for free in the Item Shop. |
May 18th 2023 |
Trivia[]
- Access Core was added to celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD).
- Access Core has different icons that represent different disabilities:
- The eye icon represents blindness (unable to see)
- The wheelchair icon represents dyskinetic cerebral palsy (trouble moving muscles)
- The ear icon represents deafness (unable to hear)
- The flag icon represents accessibility awareness
- The brain icon represents encephalopathy (disabilities involving the brain)