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It won’t be making an appearance on the Nintendo Switch or any other console not owned by Microsoft either. So no, unfortunately, Hi-Fi Rush is not coming to PS5. Microsoft purchased Zenimax back in 2021, gaining complete ownership of the games they make, including Hi-Fi Rush. The game was published by Bethesda and developed by Tango Gameworks, both of which are owned by a company called ZeniMax. Unfortunately, Hi-Fi Rush is not coming to PS5 as it’s a Microsoft exclusive, and by extension, an Xbox console exclusive since Xbox is under Microsoft. Xbox and PC gamers have been tearing up robots and dance floors in Hi-Fi Rush for some time now, but what about PS5 players? The game has yet to make a release in Sony’s line of consoles.

Not bad for a game that had zero marketing pre-launch. It quickly flew up the charts and has already beaten the AAA game Forspoken in both Steam sales and reviews. He doesn't go into more detail about that specifically, but says commentary regarding any dissatisfaction with Xbox is more to acknowledge and diagnose issues it has because they matter.Hi-Fi Rush is a new adrenaline-filled rhythm game that was a complete secret until its huge opening in late January 2023. Jeff also mentions that management is not happy with the state of Xbox. allow room for comparatively smaller successes or experiments that don't work out.Ĭall of Duty could serve that role for Microsoft (assuming the ABK deal goes through), but Jeff says it still feels like Microsoft's decision making in regard to game management is handled sloppily. Or how huge successes like Spider-Man, Zelda, etc. We have heard statements like these before with the most recent being from Sony on how even Call of Duty helps to fund their first party content.

Jeff mentions how there may still be a performance expectation for games despite being on Game Pass, and that a far bigger game like Halo Infinite ultimately failing to provide a cushion of sorts by bringing in tons of money may hurt games like Hi-Fi Rush.