Krafton Rescues Tango Gameworks, Greenlights Hi-Fi Rush Sequel
Krafton CEO emphasizes preserving creative legacy over financial gains in acquisition of recently shut-down studio.
- Krafton acquired Tango Gameworks after its closure by Microsoft, aiming to preserve the studio's creative legacy.
- The acquisition allows Tango Gameworks to develop a sequel to Hi-Fi Rush, a critically acclaimed but financially underperforming game.
- Microsoft's decision to close Tango Gameworks, despite the positive reception of Hi-Fi Rush, remains unexplained.
- Krafton's CEO stated that the company values the studio's creativity and passion, even though their projects haven't been major financial successes.
- The gaming community has reacted positively to Krafton's move, seeing it as a commitment to creativity and legacy in the industry.