On Saturday gaming fans can watch the top four teams from Australia and New Zealand compete live for a share of $67,000. On Sunday you’ll be able to see the main event, the League of Legends Oceanic Pro Grand Final at Rod Laver Arena.The open tournament section will see some of the world’s most popular games available for ticket holders to enter. The gaming expo in the precinct will include personal appearances by eSports pros, free play stations, exhibitor booths, Rocket League Credits sponsor activations and technology demonstrations.

Rocket League gets the long-awaited cross-platform party support this summer, Psyonix has announced.The feature arrives as part of an update planned for July or August.The cross-platform friends and parties feature works like this: register an in-game ID that is a combination of a name with a unique code, add friends from other platforms by entering their ID into the new in-game friends list, then party up with your new cross-platform friends and play online.

It sounds pretty cool!In its latest Cheap Rocket League Credits roadmap post, Psyonix did not say which platforms will make use of cross-platform party support, but it seems likely it'll work in the same way Rocket League cross-platform play works today. So, PC players can currently match up with Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players, but the PS4 can't be matched up with Xbox One nor Nintendo Switch players.