A few days before Microsoft's upcoming closure - Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin, Alpha Dog Games, Roundhouse) - an action game based on the rhythm of the final patch on sale in the form of Hi-Fi The aloof genius who pounded the scene

Hi-Fi The rush of mourning. It holds an "overwhelmingly positive" user rating on Steam across more than 23,000 user reviews and Metacritic's aggregate score of 87%, which is fully disclosed here, but gave it less than 69% stars in our own review. Also, Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg said, "We couldn't be happier with what the Tango Gameworks team has provided in this surprise release."

But somehow that big, undeniable success — in—game Evil and Ghostwire: came on top of past significant successes in Tokyo - justifies keeping the studio around Even more inexplicably, less than 1 day after killing Tango Gameworks, Matt Booty, head of Xbox Game Studios, has the nerve to hold a town hall meeting. It was a great experience."(Here I think, Hi-Fi Rush Director John Johanas.

Ko Matters, as noted by writer Herbie Randall as a staff, an analysis of the situation Hi-Fi poked indie game corner with a low budget. But it wasn't a major blockbuster like Halo, Forza, or Activision Blizzard, nor was it a point that was brought home by the 2023/1 stealth release — except for a few dedicated rumor watchers, no one even knew it existed before launch. As Hervey put it Hi-Fi Rush becomes a relatively small side project, why not roll the dice, zero-rise to reduce the burden of shipping, it go "launch?", and then go to the "Launch?", and then go to the "Launch?", then go to the "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?", then go to "Launch?",

There was no further answer to the Xbox's explanation of President Sarah Bond's closure, but this did not explain anything. Ultimately, it seems to come down to a single, dark idea: making good games— even if they are a commercial and important hit — is not enough to guarantee a safe future. Decisions are made in corporate boardrooms, where the game itself is essentially irrelevant. 

It's not as if we haven't seen much evidence on its effects over the past six months and a half, but the closure of Tango Gameworks is such a land that it's a particularly egregious reminder that the gears of capitalism grind what would be a better percentage in the quarterly report. The legend of development and the reaction of Shinji Mikami, the founder of Tango, summed it up in one word: "Sad."

Anyway, to the problem at hand:

The farewell message attached to today's final patch is short and bittersweet: "We will take care of some remaining issues patch check changes, once again thank you for your cooperation-Your support Hi-Fi thundering scene Aloof genius You are all a rock star!"

So did you, Tango Gameworks. Another studio that deserves a whole lot better than this.

The full patch notes are as follows.

We released a patch today that takes care of some remaining issues.

Thank you again for your cooperation and support Hi- You are all rock stars, the aloof genius who caused the Fi scene to tremble!