
Because of its reliance on timing button presses with music, Hi-FI Rush is a title that benefits from having controller vibration turned on.

Krafton and Tango Gameworks' rhythm-based action game, Hi-Fi Rush, has been rated for the Nintendo Switch.

Pre-orders for the long-awaited physical edition of Hi-Fi RUSH will go live via Limited Run Games from January 16 to March 1, the distributor announced.
Even though I buy almost everything digitally, I kind of feel like buying this just because they might patch the game someday due the music licensing issues, and use the "streamer mode" as a backup.
That existing has always seemed a bit too convenient to me. haha. This is one of my favourite games. Have never bought anything from Limited Run Games due to their poor reputation though.
Limited Run Games can crash and burn. I still remember when they fired someone for following conservative accounts and being excited for Hogwarts Legacy. And they take a year and a half to ship their trash products anyway
I kinda don't want to get this one because the studio is gone, so none of the money will go to the people that deserve it.

Krafton: "Dear Hi-Fi RUSH fans,
We would like to inform you that the service operator of Hi-Fi RUSH will be changing from Bethesda Softworks to KRAFTON. This transition will begin on November 14, 2025, at 9:00 AM (KST)."
I mean, that's basically all rhythm games
Also make sure whatever sound device you're using has no bad lag. Very important to the enjoyment of the game. I wish the game did a sound test for me at first and had no idea why my input was so off.
Interesting to know. Might have benefited even more on the Dual Sense controller where its vibration exceeds other controllers on console.
It’s better, but the game does a good job staying in rhythm
Yeah I know some people turn the vibration off when playing certain games especially FPS competitively but Ive always liked the little sensory feedback when performing tasks or taking damage in games. Its definitely perfect for a rhythm game like HiFi Rush you can literally feel the beat. Love it.