Here are the Physical Editions of Hi-Fi Rush

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Limited Run Games Offers Multiple Hi-Fi Rush Editions for Pre-Order, From Armstrong to Smidge

Limited Run Games will begin accepting orders on January 16 for several editions of Hi-Fi Rush, the Microsoft Gaming title once praised as a model for the company’s future gaming endeavors. The ultimate collector’s edition, the Armstrong Edition (named after Neil Armstrong), will retail for $147.99. This edition includes a hardcover art book, a mini replica of Chai’s guitar (over 15 cm long), a Chai band pass, an MP3 player card pin, an 808 plush toy, and a certificate of authenticity. Fans can also choose between the Rhythm Edition ($39), which includes the game and three content packs, and the Smidge Edition ($69), which features the game and a three-disc soundtrack. Pre-orders for all physical editions of Hi-Fi Rush—for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S—will be available on the Limited Run Games website from January 16 through March 1. Limited Run Games has not yet disclosed details on two additional Hi-Fi Rush versions. (Image credit: Limited Run Games) Fans eager to secure their preferred edition should mark their calendars for the pre-order launch.

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