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Rocket League On Switch Finally Gets A Release Date
The much-loved Rocket League will be making its way to the Switch next month, and it features three Nintendo-themed cars.
On November 14, Switch owners can start scoring goals in this rocket-powered battle-car sports game that keeps getting new content. Whether you’re flying through the air to slam a giant basketball into a net, or trying to get a shot on goal in soccer, Rocket League is a game you’ll want to bring with you wherever you go.
Practice your aerial maneuvers in exclusive Mario, Luigi, and Samus Gunship-themed cars before taking the competition to your friends on Xbox One or PC through cross-play enabled multiplayer. Rocket League will sell for $19.99 on the Nintendo eShop.
[Source: RocketLeague.com]
Our Take
Rocket League is an excellent game and Switch owners should be excited to play on the go, especially with cross-play enabled multiplayer. Be sure to read our review of the game if you're still on the fence.
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