The Rocket League Prices set isn't the first time

• Posted by lbluesky lbluesky 20 July 2020 - Filed in Arts & Culture - #Rocket League Prices  - 74 views

  My colleague Bridget Carey and I played an early version of the Rocket League set Friday at Toy Fair 2018 in New York, which feels a lot like playing foosball, but with the remote-controlled cars instead of rows of players. The cars can be set to a variety of speeds (we were at speed 3 of 10), and the app includes a turbo boost function just like the game.

  Sound effects that will match the tabletop experience to www.rocketleaguefans.com the video game are still being added, and Mattel representatives mentioned that the early version we saw will likely get tweaked quite a bit before its release during the holidays late this year.

  The Rocket League Prices set isn't the first time Mattel's Hot Wheels brand has turned a video game into a real-life set. The company released a Mario Kart-themed track last year that it debuted at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, complete with the ability to hurl virtual shells and drop bananas.

  In conjunction with ESL Database-Link-e1521645463907, the Big East Conference, one of the U.S.’s premiere collegiate athletic conferences, is kicking off the inaugural Big East Esports season Sunday, Oct. 21.The news comes following the success of a pilot event ESL and the Big East hosted in April, the BIG EAST Esports Invitational Powered by ESL.