Homebrew demo Retro League GX "demakes" Rocket League for the Nintendo GameCube



While you've been able to play Rocket League for the Nintendo Switch for a while now, a new homebrew is going to let you get a similar experience...on the Nintendo GameCube. A developer has released their demo for Retro League GX, a homebrew game that aims to "demake" Rocket League, but on the retro GameCube. It takes the core concepts from Rocket League, such as boost, car and soccer ball physics, and goals, all in early 2000's graphical glory. Currently, the demo lets you fight against AI teams, but the developer intends to implement LAN multiplayer, with future plans for ports to other platforms, such as the Nintendo 3DS, the Nintendo Wii, and the PlayStation Portable, with the source code to be released sometime in 2022. Retro League GX is playable via original hardware or Dolphin.

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This is soo cool but it will be most likely be taken down.
There are like 10 million Rocket League clones on App Store and Google Play. Some of them have been there for 5-6 years, like this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ri.rocketleague

Or this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.digitalpixelproductions.rocketball

And it's not like if Rocket League has been something original. Soccer games with vehicles have been there for decades:

 

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Probably a dumb question, but can I run GameCube homebrew on a Wii or vWii? I'd think you can, but I'm not entirely sure. I found this, https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_Gamecube_Homebrew_Launcher but it says it's dangerous as it alters the MIOS, and I specifically want to play this on a vWii of a Wii U, which makes me extra concerned about altering something like the MIOS on the system as I'm not sure if it's structured the same. Plus I have a feeling this is outdated anyway, I would think there would be a way to load GameCube homebrew via Nintendont, is that possible?
 

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This is automatically inherently better than the actual Rocket League because it snips the lame hardcore-competitive-epic-gamer type of junk out of the original and leaves it as simply "fun soccer with cars"
 

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This is automatically inherently better than the actual Rocket League because it snips the lame hardcore-competitive-epic-gamer type of junk out of the original and leaves it as simply "fun soccer with cars"
You know there are casual modes in Rocket League right? People for the most part are pretty chill there too.
 

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This is soo cool but it will be most likely be taken down.
I doubt so - making homebrew games from scratch is not illegal in most jurisdictions, and while the game clearly mimics Rocket League, Epic Games cannot sue someone for repeating a game concept either.

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This is automatically inherently better than the actual Rocket League because it snips the lame hardcore-competitive-epic-gamer type of junk out of the original and leaves it as simply "fun soccer with cars"
Just play casual modes, there's a lot of chill in it. For example, "Rumble Mode" goes full Mario Kart on the RL meta by adding in randomized items.
 

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