Bandai Namco MMO Blue Protocol has been outright canceled because it will "not be possible to provide a service that satisfies" players
Aug. 28, 2024There won’t be a western launch after all
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The Amazon-published MMO Blue Protocol is shutting down in Japan, and has seen its western launch outright canceled.
“We have enjoyed a strong relationship with Amazon Games throughout the development of Blue Protocol, and both of our teams are disappointed that we will not be able to deliver the game to players around the world,” Bandai Namco adds in the blog post.
“We know there has been great anticipation for Blue Protocol since the first announcement of the game. We wanted to deliver an experience that is like stepping into the world of anime, and we have been challenging ourselves to create a world where each and every player can enjoy adventures as the main character of the anime,” the announcement continues.
“We have worked hard to prepare for the release; however, we have come to the conclusion that it will not be possible to provide a service that satisfies all of you,” Bandai Namco adds, before adding that it “deeply apologize[s] for the sudden announcement.”
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