Drive and fly the DeLorean in Rocket League
Source: PlayStation Blog
By this time, you should know that october 21st 2015 is the day that Marty McFly and Doc Brown went to in Back to the Future part II. That fact has started all sorts of events; several manufacturers, both big and small (the big guy is Lexus) is making, or trying to, a hoverboard. Cinemas is running the enhanced edition marathons, events with real life roleplay and cosplay, and the Telltale episodic game will get a disc-based release.
And now this, probably one I find cooler than most of the above, mostly because I still play this game from time to time. Psyonix is adding the DeLorean, including folding wheels and the Burnt Rubber burning trail to Rocket League.
Jeremy Dunham, Vice President of Marketing, says:
Hopefully, you’ll never forget your time with the DeLorean Time Machine either, as we’ve worked meticulously to recreate its look, feel, and folding jet-wheels just as they appeared in the original motion picture trilogy. Best of all, it’s a heck of a lot of fun to play with — and comes complete with its signature “Burnt Rubber” Rocket Trail to boot!
Back to the Future pack will sport a price of 1.99 euro and be available October 21st.
Tags: Back to the Future, DeLorean, DLC, Psyonix, Rocket League
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