'Rocket League' is finally coming to the Nintendo Switch in November

Mark your calendars, folks.
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Yvette Tan
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Mark your calendars, folks.

Rocket League will be finally released on the Nintendo Switch on November 14.

According to game developer Psyonix, the Switch version of the football-racing hybrid will have "content, features and modes available in other versions of the game," but will also feature battle cars that are exclusive to the Switch, including "Mario NSR," "Luigi NSR," and "Samus' Gunship."

The game will retail for $19.90 through Nintendo's e-shop.

People got pretty excited about the launch, to say the least.

But if you truly can't wait, here's a peek at Rocket League's gameplay to get you through:

Nintendo and Psyonix had earlier confirmed Rocket League for the Switch at E3 2017. It's already available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

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Yvette is a Viral Content Reporter at Mashable Asia. She was previously reporting for BBC's Singapore bureau and Channel NewsAsia.

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