Sega Fave said its ALL.Net and Aime arcade network services, halted over unauthorized access, still had no prospect of resuming as of 9 a.m. on November 10, leaving titles such as CHUNITHM and maimai Deluxe offline for a 10th day, Game Spark reported.
The company is working to restore the services, according to the official ALL.Net service information account on X. It plans its next update around 9 a.m. on November 12 and again apologized for the prolonged disruption.
In its previous report on November 8, Sega Fave said some functions had been restored and that affected Bandai Namco titles, including Taiko no Tatsujin and Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. 2 Infinite Boost, would resume trial operation from that day.
Sega's own titles saw no change. ALL.Net and Aime services remain under maintenance, so games that require Aime to play, among them CHUNITHM and maimai Deluxe, are still unavailable.
Payment data unaffected, but investigation will take time
Sega Fave shut down services related to ALL.Net and Aime from 3 p.m. on November 1 in response to the unauthorized access by a third party.
In a notice published on November 2, the company said no customer or business partner information had been confirmed leaked. Payment information, including credit card data, is not held on the affected servers and was therefore unaffected.
The company said the investigation is expected to take a certain period. It will announce the resumption of services promptly once the investigation and safety checks are complete and a restart is decided.