In May, Microsoft pulled out the big hammer and quickly closed the Tango Gameworks studio. The loss of the forge behind The Evil Within and also the brightly colored rhythm game Hi-Fi Rush caused fan hearts to bleed. But now there is new hope for at least one brand. After Microsoft closed it in May ...
After the terrible news in May about Microsoft’s decision to close a bunch of studios, we finally got a rare bit of good news for the gaming industry in 2024, as PUBG publisher Krafton suddenly acquired the studio and the Hi-Fi Rush IP. Now, speaking to Game Developers about the reasons behind this “last-minute deal”, ...
It was a surprising feel-good news when Krafton, publisher of the successful Battle Royale PUBGbought Hi-Fi noise Manufacturer Tango Gameworks, after it suddenly closed by Microsoft amid budget cuts earlier this year. Although that deal is not yet fully finalized, Krafton’s CEO says the studio’s support Hi-Fi Rush 2 It’s more about inheritance than about ...
More stories in the News category Don’t miss anything and follow us on Google News! The story of Tango Gameworksthe studio behind titles like The evil within And Ghostwire: Tokyohas seen its share of unexpected twists and turns in recent months. Although its founder, Shinji Mikami, believed that the studio would be safe as long ...
KRAFTON, owner of PUBG and publisher of Callisto Protocol, has acquired the creators of The Evil Within Explosive news shook the networks today, because Tango Gameworksrecently separated from Microsoft, was acquired with its iP Rush to high fidelity. The Korean publisher KRAFTON (PUBG) has acquired the rights to the excellent Hi-Fi Rush and promises an ...
Image: Crafton Tango Gameworks, the acclaimed studio behind similar Hi-Fi Rush, Evil from withinand Ghostwire: Tokyolive to see another day. After being unceremoniously shut down by Microsoft earlier this year, the Japanese studio was taken over by South Korean publisher Krafton, which is known for titles such as PUBG: Battlegrounds and The Callisto Protocol. The ...
More stories in the News category Don’t miss anything and follow us on Google News! Very good news, through an official statement, we learn that Krafton has taken the plunge and acquired all the talents within Tango Gameworks. In addition, it has also acquired the IP Hi-Fi RUSH, so we can count on a new ...
Screenshot: Tango Gameworks / Kotaku Three months after Microsoft abruptly close the studio, Hi-Fi noise Developer Tango Gameworks is revived by PUBG Publisher Krafton. The company owns both the studio and the rights to the Hi-Fi noise IP and plans to expand the rhythm-based action game as part of the acquisition. So not only is ...
You may recall that a few months ago, Microsoft’s Xbox team announced that it was shutting down multiple studios. One of them was Tango Gameworks, the development studio behind Hi-Fi Rush. It was the latest in a series of unfortunate layoffs and closures that have plagued the video game industry this year. Well, we have ...
We have good and better news: three months after announcing its closure, Tango Gameworks raises the shutter againAnd not only that, but we will also have future news related to Hi Fi Rush. Of course, the Japanese will no longer work under the umbrella of Bethesda or for Microsoft, but for the South Korean Krafton. ...
