Rocket League developer Psyonix is another time delaying the release of Rocket League Prices  go-platform parties — a characteristic it had dubbed as ‘RocketID' — this time to early 2019, it introduced Wednesday. The repeated delays have became a blessing in hide of sorts though, with Psyonix now trying to build RocketID throughout all structures which includes the PS4, given Sony's current coverage reversal on cross-platform play.

“While our intention was to launch RocketID earlier than the quit of 2018, we have made the hard decision to push its launch into early 2019,” Rocket League sport director Scott Rudi said. “The suitable information is that […] we are able to now make additional modifications to put together RocketID for ALL structures must we receive permission to do so [from Sony].”

“We're running surprisingly tough to lolga.com make sure that it is as intuitive, stable, and polished as viable, before releasing it to the sector. We realize the wait has been irritating for a lot of you who're eager for this selection, and we thanks to your endurance as we retain to work on go-platform support.”