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King of Fighters ALLSTAR et Netmarble mettent fin à leur service

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 19,2024

King of Fighters ALLSTAR et Netmarble mettent fin à leur service

Le jeu de combat populaire de Netmarble, King of Fighters ALLSTAR, ferme ses portes en octobre. L'annonce, faite sur les forums officiels de Netmarble, a confirmé que les serveurs s'arrêteront le 30 octobre 2024. Les achats intégrés ont déjà été désactivés, jusqu'au 26 juin 2024.

Cette nouvelle est une surprise pour beaucoup, étant donné l'accueil généralement positif du jeu et les nombres de téléchargements impressionnants sur Google Play et l'App Store. Pendant plus de six ans, King of Fighters ALLSTAR a proposé une action passionnante et de nombreux crossovers de haut niveau de la franchise emblématique King of Fighters. Les joueurs ont loué ses animations fluides et ses combats PvP captivants.

Alors que les développeurs ont fait allusion à une pénurie potentielle de personnages à adapter comme facteur contributif, les raisons exactes de l'arrêt restent floues. Des problèmes de performances récents, notamment des problèmes d'optimisation et des plantages inattendus, peuvent également avoir joué un rôle.

Malgré ces défis, les joueurs ont encore environ four mois pour profiter des combats légendaires et des fonctionnalités uniques du jeu. Ne manquez pas l'occasion de découvrir King of Fighters ALLSTAR avant la mise hors ligne des serveurs en octobre. Téléchargez-le maintenant sur le Google Play Store. Vous recherchez des expériences de jeu mobiles alternatives ? Découvrez nos autres actualités sur les jeux Android. Par exemple, Harry Potter Secret à Poudlard lance un nouveau chapitre dans son Beyond Poudlard Volume 2.

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