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Report: Rocket League Should Be Coming To Xbox One This Month
Rocket League was one of the best surprises of 2015, infusing the joys of soccer with over-sized RC cars. PC and PlayStation 4 players have had access to the game while Xbox One players have been left out in the cold but, according to developer Psyonix, that could change later this month.
When asked by a Twitter user when Rocket League would be coming to Xbox One, Psyonix replied with this tweet saying that the game was going through certification and that mid-February was still the developer's target for release:
@JamzplaysFIFA We're currently going through the certification process with @ID_Xbox. Mid-February is still our target. Glad you're excited!
— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) February 2, 2016
While this isn't a 100 percent guarantee that the game will hit this month, it's a strong probability.
Rocket League was our Sports Game Of The Year for 2015. Jeff Cork reviewed the game, calling it "an absolute joy" and giving it a score of 9.
[Source: Twitter via Destructoid]
Our Take
Rocket League was one of most enjoyable games to come out last year and it's great that people who haven't gotten the chance to see what all the fuss is about will now.
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