it's crossplay, console exclusive. But yeah I don't care if it gets moved to multiplat
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Rocket League player escapes map into weird and wonderful world beyond
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Rocket League has enjoyed a fair wad of extras since its release last year, yet theyve all featured within the confines of its caged playing...
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Get the game on Xbox One next Wednesday.
Rocket League will launch for Xbox One next Wednesday, February 17, developer Psyonix announced.
The Xbox One version of the physics-based vehicle sports game offers the same content, upgrades, and features found in the PlayStation 4 and PC versions, as well as exclusives and bonuses including Gears of War Armadillo and Halo Hogsticker vehicles, new antennas, wheels, and rocket trails.
The PlayStation 4 and PC versions, launched in 2015, boast a community of more than 11 million players.
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Collector's Edition includes retail-exclusive bonuses.
Psyonix is partnering with publisher 505 Games to bring their multi-million unit digital seller Rocket League to retail for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as Rocket League: Collectors Edition in Q3 2016, the companies announced.
The retail version includes all three major downloadable content packs to date, including the Supersonic Fury, Revenge of the Battle-Cars, and Chaos Run add-ons, as well as several retail-exclusive bonuses that have yet to be announced.
Since its launch for PlayStation 4 and PC in July 2015, and its Xbox One launch this month, Rocket League has sold over four million units and boasts an active community of over 12 million players worldwide.
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Basketball-inspired mode arrives alongside NBA flags DLC.
Rocket League will add a basketball-inspired “Hoops” mode as part of a regularly-scheduled free game update on April 26, developer Psyonix announced.
The new mode comes with a free new arena called “Dunk House,” where the net itself can be used as a ramp for the ball, and aerials and wall-play are key to victory.
Additionally, an officially licensed “NBA Flag Pack,” containing the logos of all 30 NBA teams represented as in-game flags, will also be available for sale as premium downloadable content for $1.99. A free NBA logo flag will be included with the “Hoops” mode update itself.
Watch a trailer for the new mode below.
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