Hi-Fi Rush 2 Dev Wants It to Offer ‘A More Open World Type of Experience,’ New Owner Says

Hi-Fi Rush 2 looks like a certainty following PUBG company Krafton's acquisition of Tango Gameworks. Microsoft shocked the video game world...
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