What's Old Is New Again In Rocket League's Upcoming DLC – We Got This Covered
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What’s Old Is New Again In Rocket League’s Upcoming DLC

Rocket League developer Psyonix is giving fans of their original soccer/car hybrid title - Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars (yes, that's actually the name) - a large dose of nostalgia come next month.
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Rocket League developer Psyonix is giving fans of their original soccer/car hybrid title – Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars (yes, that’s actually the name) – a large dose of nostalgia come next month.

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Coinciding with the launch of Rocket League at retail on July 5, the Afterburner and Marauder DLC – which features two cars that first-appeared in the aforementioned prequel – will be available exclusively to those that buy the boxed copy until July 18, whereupon both racers will go on sale digitally for $1.99 each, the studio has said on their website.

Available first as a timed exclusive in the Rocket League Collector’s Edition retail release, the jet-inspired Aftershock and monstrous Marauder will retain their original thematic style but also sport a new, more modern visual look. Both vehicles will also come with six gorgeous Decals immediately unlocked.

If you never got around to playing Battle-Cars, you can check out the trailer above for a first-look at both cars in Rocket League. The Afterburner and Marauder are just the latest of several crossovers Psyonix has included in the popular extreme sports title. The likes of Back To The Future‘s DeLorean, as well as collaborations with other big-name titles like Dying Light have been released in the past.


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