Community has taken on some new meaning in recent weeks, as Psyonix has done something not unprecedented, but pretty uncommon in multiplayer games: Taken Rocket League cross-platform.

"Our plans for cross-network play is to one day support the feature on every platform on which we've released," Dunham tells me. "We launched on PC and PS4 as cross-network, and recently became the first-ever Xbox One game to support cross-network play with a Steam PC game, but the one thing our fans have really been waiting for is PlayStation 4 to Xbox one cross-network play, and it's one that we hope to www.lolga.com deliver one day."

This isn't just an important feature for Rocket League, Dunham adds. It's important to gaming itself. Hearing Dunham tell it, cross-platform play is almost a quest unto itself---Buy Rocket League Credits something with far bigger implications than Rocket League itself.

"If we can reach a point where players, regardless of their platform choice, can sit down and enjoy a game together, then the implications are huge," Dunham says. "Matchmaking is faster and your opponent quality is better because you have a stronger pool to select from. And once you have friends who were previously unable to play together because of different system choices that now can, your reach and potential reach increases dramatically. Games can be updated faster because you have unified goals with all builds.