Hi-Fi Rush receives age rating for Nintendo Switch and may be announced soon

Hi-Fi Rush has received an age rating in Europe for the Nintendo Switch. This is the first time that the Japanese company’s portable version has had its existence confirmed by an official gaming industry body.

PEGI (Pan European Game Information) is the official age rating regulatory body for software in Europe. With the certification, it is suggested that Hi-Fi Rush will be announced for Nintendo Switch soon.

Hi-Fi Rush was released for PC and Xbox in January 2023, becoming one of Microsoft’s first exclusives to reach PlayStation 5. The others are Pentiment, Grounded and Sea of ​​Thieves.

Over the past few weeks, the Nintendo Switch version of Hi-Fi Rush has been mentioned in multiple rumors, but nothing has confirmed its existence so far. However, dataming in the game revealed clothes that made references to other platforms. A green shirt for the Xbox, a blue one for the PlayStation and a red one for the portable console.

Recently, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that Xbox games have had positive results on the PlayStation Store. At the beginning of April, the company had placed seven games among the 25 best-selling titles on Sony’s digital store.

A few months ago, Phil Spencer said that Starfield and Indiana Jones wouldn’t be coming to PlayStation 5 at this time, but he confirmed that he doesn’t think it should exclude games from other platforms.