Microsoft's head of marketing vehemently denies rumors of stylish video game Hi-Fi Rush flopping.

Rumor has it that the thrilling rhythm action didn't make the money it needed. The people said the whole point could be a problem with a bad advertising policy. However, Aaron Greenberg, head of marketing for Microsoft's gaming division, refuted these speculations about the game's possible commercial failure.

He boldly called the novelty a real hit. A. Grinberg noted that the opinion about the success of the game belongs not only to him personally but to the entire Microsoft Corporation and gamers who have had time to get acquainted with the game.

He said this game is a real hit regarding all expectations and leading indicators. It should be noted that many players called the spectacular novelty one of the brightest surprises of the past months. Fans hope the game's creators will continue developing this exciting game project. Therefore, the opinion of the head of marketing pleased them very much. Recall that Tango Gameworks has yet to confirm its work plans.

 Jeff Grubb, who previously noted that the game was a failure, also had to express himself about the situation. He remarked that he had heard that Hi-Fi Rush hadn't made all the expected money. He assured the gaming community that this was his passing message, and he did not want to disturb the game's fans.