Rocket League has apparently cracked the code on pitting PS4 and Xbox One players against each other.
So we can all go home, now, right?
Not so fast. Developer Psyonix said that the final decision to make this dream a reality is up to Sony and Microsoft.
Jeremy Dunham, vice president at Psyonix, revealed in an interview with GameSpot that “technologically, everything works” when it comes to cross-platform multiplayer between the two consoles.
All that remains is some time to implement the system and, more importantly, getting the OK from the powers that be.
“The only thing we have to do now is sort of find out where we stand politically with everyone,” said Dunham. “Then it’s full steam ahead to finish the solution that we’ve already started.”
Microsoft has opened up cross-platform play with the PlayStation 4, though Sony has yet to take the Xbox One maker up on the offer. However, it has said it’s open to the idea.
Should the deal pan out, Rocket League would likely be the first game to allow PlayStation and Xbox owners to play together. Psyonix is also putting the finishing touches on cross-platform support for the console versions of Rocket …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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