Is Hi-Fi Rush Still Coming To Switch?

by developer Tango Gameworks finally ended its Xbox exclusivity after over a year when it was released on PlayStation 5 in March 2024, which led many to believe a Nintendo Switch version was on the way. It seemed like a Switch port was an inevitability, especially with other Xbox exclusives, and, making their way to Nintendo's platform. However, the dreams of a Switch port were temporarily squashed when Microsoft announced the closure of Tango Gameworks and other Zenimax-owned studios.

Since then, fans have been cautiously awaiting any news of Nintendo Switch port. This is unsurprising considering not only was one of the best-reviewed games of 2023, but it's also a multi-platform title now, and Switch users want in on the action. Fortunately, now that Tango Gameworks has been bought by Korean publisher Krafton, a Switch port is looking more likely.

2024 will be a busy year for the Nintendo Switch, with several titles announced for the console over the year including many familiar franchises.

While an actual official confirmation of a Nintendo Switch port of is yet to be announced, the fact that Tango Gameworks has been revived by Krafton certainly makes it a far greater reality than it ever had been before. Rumors circulated around a Nintendo Switch 2 port of , and it's likely that this is the version players will get to experience in the future. Krafton has pledged to continue the general IP as well as Tango Gameworks' other projects.

Krafton, the publisher that purchased Tango Gameworks, is best known for publishing and. It has reassured fans that it wants to allow Tango Gameworks to continue working on its beloved IP, especially, after it won a plethora of awards at the 2023 Game Awards. In a Krafton press release (via Games Press) announcing it had purchased Tango Gameworks, Krafton outlined its plans for the developer, stating:

«As part of this strategic agreement, KRAFTON intends to collaborate with Xbox and ZeniMax to ensure a smooth transition and