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Rocket League Will Ban Item Trading, Nuking Market For Secondhand Skins
Epic Games has shut down Rocket League’s secondary skin market, banning lucrative item trading within the popular sports title.
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The Year In Video Game Companies Buying Other Video Game Companies
The video game industry went on a shopping spree in 2021. Throughout the year, a handful of larger companies consistently bought up a boatload of smaller ones, at a rate where it seemed a new acquisition was announced every few weeks.
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Rocket League Is Going Free-To-Play And Leaving Steam
The car-soccer hit Rocket League is getting an update later this summer that will make it free-to-play, developer Psyonix announced today, on the game’s blog. Rocket League will also launch on the Epic Games Store when that update arrives, and will no longer be available to download from Steam.
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Epic Acquires Rocket League Developer Psyonix
On the spending spree to end all spending sprees, and apparently unable to buy the concepts of “cars” and “soccer” wholesale, Epic has settled for acquiring Psyonix, the developer of acclaimed car soccer game Rocket League.