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Rocket League Toy Racers Revving For Spring Release
Starting in spring, Rocket League's signature vehicular soccer matches can take place in the comfort of your living room with Psyonix's newly announced line of pull-back toy cars.
The first line of Original Minis will include eight standard versions and four variants of the game's well-known Battle-Cars, each housed in their own Rocket Ball. A limited number of the toys will also come with codes for unlocking features in-game.
Psyonix showcased the cars' pull-back feature in this gif of Octane, one of the first dozen Minis.
Learn more about Rocket League from Jeff Cork's review here.
[Source: Rocket League via NeoGAF]
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