Uploader.jp and Ux.getuploader.com Close November 25 as Creators Migrate
Uploader.jp and ux.getuploader.com, the file hosting sites long used to share PC game mods and Japanese localization patches, end service on November 25, 2026. The operator announced the closure on October 23.
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Why it matters
The shutdown deletes a shared archive that Japanese PC gaming communities used for mods and localization patches, and the scramble to BOOTH, GitHub, and bulk-download tools shows how little of that material has a home elsewhere.
Key Facts
- Uploader.jp and ux.getuploader.com end service at 23:59 on November 25, 2026.
- The sites were used to distribute mods for the TES and Fallout series and volunteer Japanese localization patches.
- Creators are moving works to BOOTH and GitHub, and some are announcing retirement or suspension on X.
- The operator warns that excessive mechanical access is causing frequent download errors.
Creators are now moving works to BOOTH and GitHub, some are announcing retirement, and the operator warns that heavy access is causing download errors.
The operator announced the closure on October 23 and set the cutoff at 23:59 on November 25, 2026. All data will be deleted. The sites were known as places to publish mods for the TES and Fallout series, and as distribution points for volunteer Japanese localization patches and assets for domestic free games.
With less than three weeks left, creators are resuming distribution on BOOTH, using GitHub as emergency storage, and announcing retirement or suspension on X. Others have posted archive indexes and bulk-download tools, and Google Forms collecting information on free games distributed only through the uploader for a planned note article. The operator warns that mechanical access is overloading the service, and download errors are already frequent.
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