Sega Fave Suspends ALL.Net and Aime Services After Unauthorized Access
Sega Fave suspended various ALL.Net and Aime services at 15:00 on November 1, 2026, after unauthorized access to the arcade network. The official ALL.Net service account said the end time is undecided.
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Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Game Spark.
Why it matters
An unauthorized access incident has taken Sega's arcade authentication and network layer down with no stated recovery date, which leaves Aime-based play and online content unusable at game centers for as long as the maintenance runs.
Key Facts
- Sega Fave suspended various ALL.Net and Aime services at 15:00 on November 1, 2026, in response to unauthorized access.
- The official ALL.Net service account said the date and time of resumption are undecided.
- As of around 15:35 on November 2, 2026, maintenance was still ongoing and the services were unavailable.
- Gameplay using Aime and online content cannot be used during the maintenance.
- Sega Fave said it will provide further notice once the prospect for recovery is in sight.
As of around 15:35 on November 2, maintenance was still ongoing and the services remained unavailable. Gameplay using Aime and online content cannot be used during maintenance.
The affected services include Aime, the user authentication system for arcade games, so card-based play and online content are unavailable while maintenance continues. The ALL.Net service account posted on November 2 that work toward recovery was still under way and that the end date and time remain undecided.
Sega Fave said it will give further notice once the prospect for recovery is in sight. The initial suspension took effect at 15:00 on November 1, 2026, and roughly a day later nothing had been restored.
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