Sega Fave announced that, regarding the arcade network services “ALL.Net” and “Aime”—which have been suspended due to unauthorized access—supported Bandai Namco titles will gradually resume trial operations starting today, November 8.
"Taiko no Tatsujin" and Other Titles Now Support Online Play and Card Use! Bandai Namco Products to Begin Trial Operations
According to the official X account for ALL.Net service information, following the restoration of some functions as of 9:00 a.m. on November 8, eligible “Bandai Namco” titles will gradually resume trial operations starting today. Once service resumes, online play and card usage will be available.
The trial resumption has also been announced on the official X accounts for each title, and as of this writing, the following titles are included:
*Taiko no Tatsujin*
*Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Versus 2: Infinite Boost*
*The Idolmaster TOURS*
"JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Last Survivor"
“Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 6RR PLUS”
"Mobile Suit Gundam: Arsenal Base"
ALL.Net-compatible titles from the Bandai Namco Experience series are reportedly limited to a maximum of 72 hours of offline operation. As reported in our November 5 article, some arcades have posted updates about “Taiko no Tatsujin,” which could no longer be played offline after its license authentication expired due to the passage of time.
Players are advised to check the official websites and social media accounts for each title for the latest status and details.
Some Services Resume After a Week… But No Timeline for Sega Products Yet
Meanwhile, regarding Sega products, various ALL.Net and Aime services remain under maintenance, and online services are unavailable. As of 9:00 AM on November 8, there is no estimated time for service resumption; the next update is scheduled for around 9:00 AM on November 10.
It appears that online play via Aime will remain unavailable for titles such as “CHUNITHM” and “maimai deluxe.”
Sega Fave suspended various services related to ALL.Net and Aime starting at 3:00 PM on November 1 in response to unauthorized access by a third party.In the “Apology and Notice Regarding Unauthorized Access to Our Servers” released on November 2, the company stated that, as of now, no leakage of customer or business partner information has been confirmed, and since payment information—including credit card details—is not stored on the compromised servers, there has been no impact.
