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Beat 'Em Up King Of Fighters ALLSTAR de Netmarble cerrará pronto

Autor : Bella Actualizar : Jan 17,2025

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El popular juego de lucha de Netmarble, King of Fighters ALLSTAR, concluirá su ejecución este año. El anuncio oficial, que apareció en los foros de Netmarble, confirmó el cierre del juego el 30 de octubre de 2024. Las compras dentro de la aplicación ya se han desactivado y finalizarán el 26 de junio de 2024.

Esta noticia es una sorpresa, considerando la recepción generalmente positiva del juego y su impresionante longevidad (más de seis años). Los jugadores elogiaron constantemente sus animaciones de alta calidad y sus atractivas batallas PvP. Si bien los desarrolladores aludieron a una posible escasez de personajes para adaptar de la serie original de King of Fighters como un factor contribuyente, es probable que otros problemas subyacentes influyeran.

Los problemas de rendimiento recientes, incluidos problemas de optimización y fallas inesperadas, también pueden haber contribuido a la decisión. A pesar de estos desafíos, King of Fighters ALLSTAR logró acumular millones de descargas en Google Play y App Store.

Los jugadores que aún quieran experimentar el juego tienen aproximadamente cuatro meses para hacerlo antes de que los servidores cierren en octubre. Esto proporciona tiempo suficiente para participar en las batallas legendarias del juego y en la diversa lista de personajes. Descárgalo de Google Play Store antes de que sea demasiado tarde.

¿Buscas experiencias de juego alternativas? Consulte nuestros otros artículos recientes sobre juegos de Android. Por ejemplo, obtenga información sobre el próximo contenido de la "Cámara de los Secretos" en Beyond Hogwarts Volumen 2 de Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery.

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