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Neo Tokyo
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Neo Tokyo
Map Information
Playlists:
Competitive, Normal, Rumble
Gamemodes:
Soccar, Rumble
Versions:
Normal
Layout:
Standard, Non-Standard
Released:
2016-06-20
Neo Tokyo is the remade version of the Rocket Labs map Underpass, and was added to both normal and competitive playlists in Patch 1.19 on June 20th 2016. [1] The Tokyo inspired map is also the first one to have a live updated scoreboard on the map itself, along with a voice calling out game highlights such as a save or a goal.
Neo Tokyo was added to the Rumble playlist and gamemode in Patch 1.22 as one of the 7 initial maps. [2]
Neo Tokyo was removed from both casual and competitive playlists in patch 1.31 on March 22nd 2017. [3]
A redesigned version of Neo Tokyo was then added back to all playlists in Patch 1.34 on May 10th 2017, with the original one being renamed to Tokyo Underpass, it became availabe in offline and private matches in the same patch. [4]
Competitive[edit]
Neo Tokyo first competitive appearance was in RLCS Season 2 Europe - League Play in week 1 match 4.
Gallery[edit]
Official release art for Neo Tokyo.
In-game screenshot of Tokyo Underpass (formerly Neo Tokyo).
In-game screenshot of Standard Neo Tokyo.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Added “Neo Tokyo”". 2016-06-20.
- ↑ "All-new “Rumble” mode has been added as an unranked playlist". 2016-09-08.
- ↑ "Neo Tokyo has been removed from Casual and Competitive playlists". 2017-03-22.
- ↑ "“Neo Tokyo” has been updated with a Standard Arena layout, and is now available in all Playlists. The original “Neo Tokyo” has been renamed “Tokyo Underpass,” and is available to play in offline and private matches". 2017-05-10.