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Japanese arcade machines go offline following hack.

The Verge •
November 03, 2026 • 01:54 PM
• By Emma Roth
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Sega Fave — Sega’s arcade-focused subsidiary — says an unauthorized third party accessed its systems, forcing it to suspend the online services it provides across games like Taiko no Tatsujin and Initial D: The Arcade, as reported by Kotaku. The machines will remain offline while Sega Fave investigates the incident. [Link: Japanese Arcade Machines Have Been Taken Down By A Major Hack Of Sega's Services | https://kotaku.com/sega-taiko-no-tatsujin-arcade-machines-service-breach-hack-2000752477 | Kotaku]

Japanese arcade machines go offline following hack.

Sega Fave — Sega’s arcade-focused subsidiary — says an unauthorized third party accessed its systems, forcing it to suspend the online services it provides across games like Taiko no Tatsujin and Initial D: The Arcade , as reported by Kotaku . The machines will remain offline while Sega Fave investigates the incident.

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