@joejoe1639: Sorry to spoil it for you, but there is no voice or chat communication between different platforms in Rocket League - players can only communicate by using a list of in-game messages like "Nice shot!", "What a save!", "Great pass!" and so on.

@idkhow2play: I've played Mario Bros & Super Mario Bros and they were excellent games. After the age of 13 though, I moved on to other games (Sega MegaDrive/Genesis, PS1, PC). Nintendo's 8-bit titles bing back great childhood memories, but I have no interest in their later games.

@el_marto2003: And that's exactly what's wrong with the gaming community. I still find it hard to believe how anyone over the age of 12 could be interested in pokemon.

So, they want to make me believe that grown-up people would be eager to play Nintendo's childish games.

Make the world a better place by creating an idiotic game - what a great idea!

Pokemon is one of the worst creations of the entertainment industry. How could anyone over the age of 12 be interested in this trash is beyond me.

@mddg_mmcc: His statement is somewhat true, just not very clear. The game started on the PC platform - I was playing the RL Alpha in the summer of 2014, but it had actually started in February 2014. The PS4 version might have been planned, but the game started on PC. Also, during the initial couple of months post-release, the server fees were being paid mostly with the money generated from PC sales - Psyonix themselves have said is. So yes, the PC platform was the foundation of the RL success, although the PS+ version was what made the game really popular.

@DrunkenPunk800: I wish they supported Rivals like they do 2015. It had really good potential, but lacked proper multiplayer.

@zinten: No, it's not. My super low-end secondary PC runs it at 800x600, Low details, and only gets around 40 fps.