#tango-gameworks

#tango-gameworks

Krafton purchased Tango Gameworks, ensuring the future of Hi-Fi Rush and its sequel amid earlier studio shutdown challenges.

Microsoft's Xbox Game Studios aiming for smaller games with prestige and awards.

Tango Gameworks has rebranded as Tango Gameworks Inc. under Krafton after nearly shutting down last year, focusing on creative game development.

Krafton plans a sequel to Hi-Fi Rush, focusing on creative risk-taking rather than immediate financial gain.

Shinji Mikami expressed surprise at Tango Gameworks' closure despite Hi-Fi Rush's success, but was hopeful after Krafton's acquisition.

Tango Gameworks, developer of Hi-Fi RUSH, has been acquired by Krafton after being announced for closure by Microsoft earlier this year.

Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks, subsidiaries of Microsoft-owned Bethesda Softworks, shut down, impacting support for Redfall and its DLCs.

Krafton acquired Tango Gameworks to boost creativity and project diversity, not strictly for profit, aiming to maintain the studio's legacy.

The closure of several Xbox studios, including Tango Gameworks, signals a shift in focus and direction within the company.

Shinji Mikami explains reasons for leaving Tango Gameworks, including desire to depart earlier and distance from horror genre.

Microsoft's decision to shut down game studios has caused discontent and fear among Xbox employees.

Public criticism from an unaffected studio head highlights growing concerns within the company.

Unexpected closures of well-received studios like Tango Gameworks have shocked both employees and fans.

Spencer acknowledges hard decisions in studio closures.