Rocket League is adding a new car later this month, or more specifically, the Ford F-150, one of the world’s most iconic vehicles. Starting on February 20, which is a Saturday, Rocket League players on all platforms — PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC, and Nintendo Switch — will be able to enjoy the Ford F-150 RLE bundle, which will have its own special tab in the Item Shop, and not only comes with the Ford F-150 RLE, but the Ford F-150 RLE Wheels, the Ford F-150 RLE Boost, the Ford F-150 RLE Engine Audio, the Ford F-150 Player Banner, and the Chairman Decal.
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Of course, none of this will be free. Rather, the bundle will cost 1,500 credits, and only be available for purchase until February 28. After this, the bundle will be moved on, and right now, there’s no word of when it will come back.
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The Ford x Rocket League crossover doesn’t end here though. In addition to this, Psyonix has announced that on top of being the presenting sponsor for the entire Rocket League Championship Series X Winter Majors, Ford is teaming up with Psyonix for the “Ford + Rocket League Freestyle Invitational,” which is a brand new event featuring some of the best freestylers in the Rocket League community.
In this two-day event, eight top Rocket League freestylers will compete with their best freestyle moves in an attempt to impress a panel of judges for a chance to win an actual Ford F-150.
The first day of this new competition is set to go down on February 24, and will finish on February 28. That said, right now other finer details about the competition — such as who the participants will be — are unavailable, though expect this to change soon.
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