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NBC is set to broadcast a brand new, 2v2 Rocket League tournament this summer showcased across its regional, national, and international networks with a $100,000 prize pool up for grabs.
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Nintendo was focused on Mario and Zelda at E3 2017, but made time for Psyonix to announce everyone's favorite rocket-car soccer game, Rocket League, for the Nintendo Switch, coming later this year with some exclusive features.
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Rocket League is a very accessible indie game, but now it's even more front and center thanks to an Nvidia graphics bundle that sees it given away for free with new buys of GTX 1060, 1050Ti, and 1050 graphics cards.
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WWE and Psyonix have partnered up to promote Rocket League at upcoming WWE shows. In-game footage will be showcased during events and playable stations will be set up in the arenas themselves.
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Rocket League surprised everyone when it released back in 2015. Since then, the game has steadily grown its user base. With the portability of the newly released Nintendo Switch, would that open an entirely new market for fans?
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Looking to electrify the arena for its next game mode, Psyonix has announced Dropshot, a new way to play Rocket League that has entire sections of the floor falling away at the touch of an electrified ball.
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Psyonix has announced new DLC coming to the hit video game Rocket League. It will feature the most popular toy cars from the Hot Wheels lineup. The DLC is set to launch on Feb. 21.
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The rocket-powered cars from Rocket League are getting their own replica toy line, but the Rocket League "Original Minis" won't be rocket-powered. They're set to launch this spring.
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