Rocket League WWE items are heading to the ever-popular “soccar” game and it’s going to be as awesome as it sounds. In continued partnership with the WWE franchise, Psyonix just announced they’ll appear at regular events even appearing at WrestleMania 34, the annual pay-per-view event. Here’s the official announcement from the video game developer:

We're continuing our partnership with @WWE, including new in-game items later this year! Details: https://t.co/zGmp0LYdfs pic.twitter.com/PPaEP0TMu1

— Rocket League (@RocketLeague) February 26, 2018

This isn’t the first time the two have done cross-promotional work together and it likely won’t be the last. The video game developer regularly appears on WWE’s YouTube gaming channel called UpUpDownDown with professional wrestler Austin Creed (a.k.a. Xavier Woods). Furthermore, during WrestleMania 34, there will be a booth available for attendees to enjoy Rocket League, which will take place in New Orleans on April 8th, 2018. What better way to pump up the adrenaline with some fast-paced cars and soccer balls? Exactly, there is no other way.

The new in-game Rocket League WWE items will be available this Spring. It’ll make fans of the wrestling franchise and players of the soccar game real giddy, according to Psyonix. As for now, details are limited and an official launch date for the themed items have not been revealed just yet. To tide you over, perhaps it’ll be worthwhile to try and get the Metroid and Super Mario Bros. themed collectibles! Well, if you’re on the Nintendo Switch that is.

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