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"Danny discusses how much time talent is required to make a beautifully simple game, and how Rocket League feels more like real football than FIFA Pro Ev."

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"Its not hard to get bitten by the Rocket League bug, even non-sports fans will find themselves quickly ensnared by the frantic speeds, chaotic collisions and explosions of action. The online purrs, while offline is incredibly enjoyable as well with a somewhat broad range of playable options. Your cars are heavily customisable and every match feels unique, but while the core gameplay functions are enjoyable, you could argue a case that theres a lack of choice in modes. Hopefully well see some additions in the future but regardless of this, Rocket League is a great game to immerse yourself in, whether a bite sized portion of time, or in a multi-hour marathon it never ceases to please." - Paul James of BGU

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We are absolutely, 100 percent going to other platforms. What those platforms are and when we'll come to them, I don't know yet," he added. With only 8-12 people working on Rocket League throughout the majority of its development, Psyonix decided to focus on a limited number of platforms for the game's launch. "We wanted to make [sure] that it was very good, very polished, that everybody liked it, and the only way we could ensure that was to focus on two platforms," said Dunham. He added the studio didn't want to "port [Rocket League] to as many platforms as we possibly could just to try to maximize our profit." Psyonix has already hired "a couple" more people since Rocket League was released last month, and hopes to add even more employees in the near future, allowing the team to work on development for other platforms.

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Developer Psyonix will "never say never" to any current-gen platform it can get Rocket League to work on.

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The bodies are still being pulled from the flaming wreckage of an 8-car accident after Tennessee teens tried to recreate the hit video game Rocket League.

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Phil Hornshaw: Rocket League teaches us that sometimes, we all fail. Sometimes, we all bumble as though suddenly key areas of our brains have ceased to function. Sometimes, we all look ridiculous.

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Our editor-in-chief wrote: "Rocket League is a fun and addicting battle cars sports game with lots of intensity and great core mechanics that proves to be a great sports video game of 2015."