Psyonix has announced that a new Rocket League update will be going live next week. Version 1.42 will be adding the DC super Heroes DLC as well as implementing bug fixes.

The latest update will be out on March 5 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM in the UK / 7 PM in Europe. When we have the full patch notes, we’ll share them on the site.

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Rocket League adding WWE items this spring

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Psyonix has established a new partnership that will see the addition of WWE items in Rocket League, the studio announced today. Items will be available sometime this spring. Specifics are being kept under wraps for now, but more information will be shared in the future.

Rocket League will be playable at WrestleMania 34 in April. Other aspects of the partnership include Rocket League sponsorships at live WWE events.

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Psyonix and Monstercat to release new music in Rocket League this year

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Psyonix and Monstercat and working together once again on new music for Rocket League. Four playlists are planned for release this year.

The Rocket League x Monstercat Vol. 1 playlist has already been featured in-game. For the Spring Feature Update, Rocket League x Monstercat Vol. 2 playlist will be launching, followed by three additional playlists throughout the year. Psyonix says “all of the playlists will be shorter, EP length releases, to provide new, diverse music all year long.”

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Rocket League adds DC Super Heroes DLC Pack in March

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New DC Comics DLC is being added to Rocket League next month, Psyonix has announced. The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack will include the ’89 Batmobile as well as the The Dark Knight Rises Tumbler.

Of course, other DLC is included as well. Here’s the full lineup of customization items:

– Aquaman — Decal (Breakout), and Player Banner
– Batman — Decal (Paladin), and Player Banner
– Cyborg — Decal (Roadhog), and Player Banner
– Flash — Speed Force Boost, Wheels, Decal (Venom), and Player Banner
– Green Arrow — Decal (Hotshot), and Player Banner
– Green Lantern — Decal (Merc), and Player Banner
– Superman — Decal (Octane), and Player Banner
– Wonder Woman — Wheels, Decal (X-Devil), and Player Banner
– DC Comics — Player Banner

The DC Super Heroes DLC Pack is due out on on March 5 for $3.99 or regional equivalent. View a trailer below.

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Psyonix and Hot Wheels announce new Rocket League RC toy set

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Thanks to a partnership between Psyonix and Hot Wheels, fans will be able to purchase the new Hot Wheels Rocket League RC Rivals Set this fall. It features Bluetooth-connected Octane and Dominus Battle-Cars that players will control using smart devices.

The partnership between Psyonix and Hot Wheels also extends to Rocket League itself. The two sides will be introducing new Hot Wheels DLC into the game.

We’ll be hearing more on the Hot Wheels Rocket League RC Rivals Set and the partnership between Psyonix and Hot Wheels in 2018 later this year.

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Rocket League update out now (version 1.41)

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A new update for Rocket League is here. Today, Psyonix issued version 1.41 for all Switch players.

The new update introduces some changes and updates, bug fixes, and more. We have the full patch notes below.

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New Rocket League toys out in March, in-game item included with Super Rare Clip-On

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Psyonix has partnered with Zag Toys for a new wave of Rocket League toys. The Rocket League Light-Up Clip-Ons will begin appearing in the US starting in March for $5.99 each. They’ll be sold at various retailers including GameStop, Target, Walmart, Toys “R” Us”, and online specialty stores.

Octane, Dominus, Breakout, Takumi, Endo, Backfire, Ripper, and Road Hog are the new toys, along with a ninth mystery Super Rare model. You might also be interested to hear that an in-game redemption code is included with the Super Rare Clip-On for the brand new Z-Plate Wheels – pictured below.

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Psyonix outlines upcoming plans for Rocket League – Switch graphical modes this spring

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Psyonix posted a comprehensive update today outlining the various features and updates in store for Rocket League. One point applies specifically to Switch.

This spring, Rocket League will be updated on Switch to support two graphical modes. The first is Performance Mode, which is 900p when docked and 720p in handheld mode at 60 frames per second with infrequent dynamic resolution scaling. If that doesn’t interest you, Quality Mode will offer native 1080p docked and 720p portable resolution at 30 frames per second with added visual effects.

The full roadmap for Rocket League’s pipeline all the way up through April and beyond can be found below.

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Rocket League adding cross-platform party support later this year

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Rocket League currently supports cross-platform play. If you’re playing on Switch, you can match together with someone on an Xbox One or PC.

Psyonix intends to take this a step further with cross-platform party support. The functionality will be added in later this year, the studio confirmed via Twitter.

Hey there! We’re actively working on cross-platform party support for a 2018 release. 🙂
— Rocket League Help (@RL_Support) January 21, 2018

Cross-platform parties will allow for the ability to create a party of players from different platforms that can move together between matches as a group without having to constantly invite people into a private match. As the way things are now, parties are limited to other players on the same platform.

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