The Rocket League is certainly not excluded from the next Jane augmentation action, and developer Psychonics has now detailed the changes to its wheeled footy game on the Xbox Series X / S and PlayStation 5 before the end of the year.

In a new post on the Rocket League website, Psychonics explained that it has two batch updates on the way to next-gen consoles. First, arriving on launch day, the Rocket League will upgrade from 4K / 60fps to Xbox Series X HDR, and Series S to HD / 1080p / 60fps

Owners of the PS5, meanwhile, will be able to enjoy 4K (checkerboard) at 60fps with HDF, and all subsequent Zen consoles will feature faster load times and improved split-screen performance.

The second update has so far only been announced for the Xbox Series X / S and will introduce a new video quality setting in the Video tab of the Rocket League settings menu. This will enable players to choose between quality and performance following the Psychonics description:

Xbox Series X.

Quality:

• 4K resolution at 60 fps with HDR

Performance:

• The game runs at 120 fps with HDR at 2688×1512 resolution (70% of full 4K)

Xbox Series S

Quality:

• 1080p resolution at 60 fps with HDR

Performance:

• The game runs at 1344×756 (70% of full 1080p) resolution with HDR at 120 fps

Additionally, Psychonics notes that players will be able to access their existing Rocket Pass progress and list on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S through their Epic Games account.