It would not be a brand new James Bond film with no few tie-ins, and No Time to Die is clearly sticking to that rule. Psyonix and Epic Games have revealed that Bond’s Aston Martin Valhalla, the primary hybrid automotive within the sport, will probably be accessible in Rocket League (full with matching audio, decal and wheels) for 1100 Credits beginning October seventh. You’ll additionally discover three in-game challenges to unlock a Bond-themed avatar border, banner and participant title.

Completists can have the choice of shopping for a Bond 007 Collection between October seventh and October thirteenth that features each the Valhalla and the traditional DB5 for two,000 Credits. The DB5 was launched in July, however this might characterize a greater deal for Bond aficionados.

The enlargement isn’t surprising when Epic has plenty of cash to throw at promotional offers. This might increase curiosity in Rocket League amongst both diehard Bond followers or newcomers searching for extra real-world vehicles. If nothing else, it must be amusing to look at 007 rating a flying, upside-down purpose or two.