GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Rocket League toys are on the way. Developer Psyonix and toy company Zag Toys today announced an agreement to make toys based on the popular ...

Rocket League, the popular game about playing soccer using virtual rocket-powered cars, is getting its own line of real-life toy cars, developer Psyonix said Thursday. Unfortunately, the toys ...

It was only a matter of time before someone did the math and realized IRL Rocket League could be a super cool thing. Psyonix, the esports darling's developer, has partnered with Zag Toys to create a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. A Rocket League car toy line always seemed inevitable--and now they're almost here. The previously announced pullback racing toys from Zag Toys will ...

Though perhaps we might've hoped for remote-control cars and perhaps even an official Rocket League stadium, this is still pretty exciting news. Rocket League is coming to the real world with a line ...

Rocket League takes on the toy box with in-game Hot Wheels cars and pull-back toy cars from Zag Toys. If you have children of a certain age, or in fact are an avid video game player, you will have ...

Psyonix announced today that they will be partnering with Zag Toys to bring Rocket League to life with a brand new line of toy cars. The toy cars are from the original line of mini pull-back racers — ...

Rocket League was first released back in the Summer of 2015 and quickly became a huge success. The adrenaline infused sports game mixes soccer with cars and sees players battle it out online to see ...

Zag Toys and Psyonix are launching a range of Rocket League toys with related downloadable content in June. It's a collectable toy-line of pull back cars that identically match the vehicles in the ...

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Rocket League fans will soon be able to get their hands on the game’s jet-fueled vehicles — literally. Zag Toys, in partnership with developer Psyonix, is producing a line of Original Minis Pull-Back ...

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