Hi-Fi Rush

Hi-Fi Rush accidentally revealed for PlayStation 5 on March 18

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Tango Gameworks’ rhythm-action title Hi-Fi Rush, which first shadow-dropped on Xbox over a year ago, is seemingly coming to PlayStation 5.

According to a trailer dropped on one of Bethesda’s YouTube channels, the game is heading to PS5 on March 18. The trailer has since been set to private, with no word from either Bethesda, Sony or Tango on its information at the time of this writing.

Xbox’s Phil Spencer said in the company’s recent business update that four games previously exclusive to Xbox would launch on other consoles. Of those two, Grounded and Pentiment were confirmed in today’s Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase, but the other two were still a mystery. Hi-Fi Rush was a popular guess, however, in part because datamined files suggested PlayStation and Switch ports.