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Rocket League Is Out On Xbox One With Unique Customization Options
Rocket League has made the spinning, flipping leap to Xbox One. The new version is out today, bringing with it some platform-specific customization options.
We previously covered the Halo-style Warthog and Gears of War-themed Armadillo, but there’s much more available. Here’s the full list:
Battle-Cars
- Exclusive Halo "HogSticker," an alternate version of the Warthog
- Exclusive Gears of War "Armadillo," the famed Armored Personnel Carrier
Wheels
- Gears of War – Armadillo
- Gears of War – COG
- Halo – Puma
Antennas
- Gears of War – COG Symbol
- Gears of War – COG Tag
- Gears of War – Locust
- Halo – Guilty Spark
- Halo – Insurrection Rebels
- Halo – New Mombasa Cavaliers
- Halo – Swords of Sanghelios
- Sunset Overdrive – Fizzie
Rocket Trails
- Gears of War – Imulsion
- Sunset Overdrive - OverCharge
For more on Rocket League, check out our review of the original release. You can also read an interview with developer Psyonix.
Our Take
While Rocket League isn’t my thing, I know it’s got an enormous following. This is a great move for Psyonix, which took the world by surprise when its cars-meets-soccer game blasted off to an early success last year. Getting more players in front of great games is a win for everyone.
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