Rocket League announced for PlayStation 4

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Rocket League announced for PlayStation 4

First look at the follow-up to PS3’s Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars

It was 2008 when the team here at Psyonix first combined soccer with racing and released the original Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars on PlayStation 3. Now, after six years of dedicated community feedback and more than 2 million downloads, our long-awaited sequel, Rocket League, is heading to PlayStation 4 this spring!

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For us, Rocket League is more than just a sequel – it’s also a chance to improve on the first Battle-Cars in nearly every possible way, including:

  • Improved physics, faster gameplay, and infinitely better visuals
  • An all-new Season Mode with unlockable items, multiple arenas, and more
  • The return of two, three and four-player split-screen
  • More vehicles, new stadiums, and more than 100 customisation items
  • Dedicated gameplay servers
  • A broadcast-quality replay feature that enables players to create their own custom replays of entire games from any camera angle they want
  • Even more surprises that we’ll reveal closer to release

Check out our trailer above, and look out for more news as launch approaches.

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