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It’s rare that games of the past hold up to today’s technology. New remasters of two landmark action titles bring back memories, but do they hold up?

Hi-Fi Rush, the latest title from Bethesda's Tango Gameworks, has been making waves in the gaming world just days after its release. Despite having a limited promotional campaign, the rhythm-based action game has received widespread praise from both critics and gamers alike, and it is now evident that the game is succeeding in terms of sales as well.

The Game Pass rhythm/action hybrid accommodates those without musical skill

With its awesome combat and platforming, vivid visual design, and unwavering commitment to comedy, Hi-Fi Rush is an undeniably wild ride

Hi–Fi Rush drums new life into the action genre with fun cartoon-like visuals, excellent music, rhythm-focused gameplay twists, and addictive melee combat.

To get an S rank, players need to score an S in two of the three categories and an A in the third, players will need to balance speed and accuracy while performing flashy combos.

How decades of living and working in the biggest city in the world have influenced Bokeh Game Studio.

Hi-Fi Rush comes from the same developer as The Evil Within, so it makes sense that the colorful rhythm brawler would contain some Easter eggs for its fans.

During a recent interview with IGN, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer admitted that they didn't live up to their commitment to delivering great games to their fans. He took full responsibility and stated that "the commitment we have to our customers to continue to deliver great games is something that I take seriously, the teams take seriously, and 2022 was too light on games."

This pop-up event is one to remember.