Sega Fave announced that, as of 9:00 a.m. on November 12, there is still no timeline for resuming the arcade network services “ALL.Net” and “Aime,” which have been suspended due to unauthorized access.
The next update is scheduled for November 17, five days from now; the outage has now lasted nearly half a month
According to the official X account for ALL.Net service information, while efforts to restore service are underway, there is still no timeline for resumption as of 9:00 a.m. on November 12. The next update is scheduled for around 9:00 a.m. on November 17, and the company states that it will provide further notice should there be significant progress in the situation or a timeline for resumption be established.
Previous updates were issued every other day on November 6, 8, and 10, but this time the interval until the next update has increased to five days. ALL.Net and Aime have been suspended since 3:00 PM on November 1, meaning that by the time of the next update on November 17, approximately half a month will have passed since the suspension began.
Sega Titles Including ‘CHUNITHM’ and ‘maimai Deluxe’ Have Been Offline for About Half a Month
In the November 8 report, it was announced that, following the restoration of some functions, select Bandai Namco titles—including “Taiko no Tatsujin” and “Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Versus 2: Infinite Boost”—would gradually resume trial operations.
Meanwhile, various Sega services on ALL.Net and Aime remain under maintenance, and subsequent reports have not indicated a timeline for resumption. It appears that titles such as “CHUNITHM” and “maimai Deluxe,” which rely on Aime for gameplay, will remain unavailable for the time being.
Sega Fave has suspended various services related to ALL.Net and Aime since 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 that payment information—including credit card details—is not stored on the compromised servers, so there is no impact. The company expects that it will take some time to complete the investigation.
Please check the official X account for ALL.Net service updates and the official announcements for each title for the latest information on Sega products.
