Microsoft's head of marketing denies rumors of failure of spectacular video game Hi-Fi Rush

There were rumors that the exciting rhythm action game did not earn the needed money. It was said that the reason for the failure of the commercial project could be the company's unsuccessful advertising policy. However, Aaron Greenberg, head of marketing for Microsoft's gaming division, vehemently denied these allegations.

He boldly called the novelty a real hit, which lived up to the expectations. A. Greenberg noted that the opinion about the undoubted success of the video game belongs to him personally and to the entire Microsoft corporation and gamers who have already become familiar with the game.

He stated that this game is a real hit according to all expectations and indicators. Note that many gamers called the spectacular novelty one of the brightest surprises of the past months. Fans of the game hope that the creators will continue to develop this exciting and stylish game project. Therefore, gamers met the opinion of the head of marketing with enthusiasm.

Recall that the Tango Gameworks studio has yet to confirm its plans for working on the project.

After hearing Jeff Grubb, who previously said the game was a failure, I had to repeat a few words. He hastened to reassure the players, noting that he did not want to upset the game's fans but expressed his opinion on the commercial success of the novelty.