The Arcade Challenge Update for Hi-Fi Rush adds two new game modes, BPM Rush and Power Up! Tower Up!. BPM is an enemy rush ...

Fi Rush certainly was a perfectly done surprise: being announced and simultaneously released during Microsoft’s Xbox Developer_Direct showcase earlier this week, this rhythm combat game has taken the ...

The combat will be familiar to anyone who’s even brushed against a brawler in recent years, only Hi-Fi Rush takes it one further, blasting iconic songs, and having the world move with the beat.

with songs changing from stage to stage. There's licensed music too, with bands like Nine Inch Nails and The Prodigy lending their tracks to the game. While the main draw of Hi-Fi Rush is ...

From Thumper to Crypt of The Necrodancer, Invector to Hi-Fi Rush, the creativity is staggering ... bonus score attached if you manage to do it in rhythm with the beat of the song. Aaero2 sees the ...

The soundtrack of Hi-Fi Rush is excellent, bringing in classic tracks by The Prodigy ... FFXV also has what I think is one of the best videogame songs of all time – Valse di Fantastica – which plays ...

we previously reported that surviving members Lee and Lifeson had been regularly jamming RUSH songs together, though Lifeson insisted there was no intentions of reuniting the band. Since the ...

“The Rush,” didn’t make it clear that Carlos didn’t participate with his longtime bandmates — Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, and Logan Henderson. “Today a song was released that ...

Alexa PenaVega is attempting to silence the critics who spoke out about her husband Carlos PenaVega, 35, declining to join his band Big Time Rush on the new Lil Uzi Vert song The Rush. The Spy ...

Of its 13 songs, they’d like to play, they hazard, maybe eight. Rush songs aren’t short either, even the contemporary ones. “Without a doubt, the best experience I’ve had making an album ...

On Friday, PenaVega's wife, Alexa, hopped on X to answer all the critics who were wondering why Carlos was absent from the song "The Rush" on Uzi's recently released album. According to Alex ...

When one thinks of the instrumentation of the average rock band, the usual suspects come to mind: guitar, bass, drums, vocals, perhaps a keyboardist or a few horns thrown in. How about some violin?