Everyone seems to love Hi-Fi Rush, and it’s at Microsoft and BethesdaDeveloper_DirectAnnounced and published during the period. As we reported earlier today, the game just hit the milestone of having over 2 million players, and we think it’s well-deserved (read our review where we explain why).
Now the game is even better, as a new update has been released that both fixes some issues and adds a much-needed photo mode. People have been taking tons of screenshots from Hi-Fi Rush, and now it’s finally possible to do it with style.
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- Resolved “UE4 Fatal Error” caused by certain shader settings
- Resolved “UE4 Fatal Error” caused by sound device enumeration process
- Fixed an issue where the game might freeze when fighting WA-ES-2 (Samurai Chef) in Track 10
- Fixed an issue where progress in Track 10 might be blocked when purchasing items from the shop following answering a call from Roquefort, exiting the level, and then reloading the level.
- Fixed an issue where players would not be able to advance during the 808 battle in Rails 12
- Fixed a bug where if a die slot was purchased from the store while an ongoing save was made for a tempo tower, then a paused tempo tower save was loaded and the run was exited, the die slot might not be accurately reflected in game.
- Adjusted joystick and trigger dead zone calculation
- The attack behavior of QA-1MIL has been adjusted
- Some dialogues of Mimosa have been corrected (Spanish)
- Fixed an issue where, when playing a Rhythm Tower, result data from the Rhythm Tower would incorrectly affect the “Final Result” track data when there was a checkpoint save for the track in progress.
- Corrected incorrect results for SPECTRA rooms displayed in the final results when the player exits the game following an autosave
- Fixed an issue where players might get stuck in Track 11 when being hit by a giant robot’s laser while using a magnet grapple
- Fixed an animation bug where players might continue to play Rekka battles following the game
- Fixed an issue where players were able to move chai following taking damage at a certain time or following the game was over during the Rekka battle.
- Adjusted the icon that may be squeezed in the training room menu
- Adjusted the attack action of Holographic Chai SP, so that Chai’s hand doesn’t look particularly strange
- Adjusts screens during pause menu transitions to prevent visual errors.
- Adjusted VU-REV effect during Tempo Parry attack to be clear
- Adjusted the background during the fight with Rekka to remove visual glitches when transitioning into cutscenes.
- “Game Over” explained, suggesting auto-action tweaks to not appear in inappropriate situations
- Tracks 3 and 4: Zanzo programmer salaries adjusted for inflation