The Rise and Fall of “Love Live! School Idol Festival 2 Miracle Live”

The highly anticipated “Love Live! School Idol Festival 2 Miracle Live,” a rhythm game in the style of an anime, has finally made its grand debut. However, shortly after the congratulations, comes the unfortunate news that the game servers will be shutting down on May 31, 2024.

The announcement was made on Twitter, stating that after the closing date, in-game purchases will no longer be available. Despite this, the creators promise three unforgettable months for the fans. But is it worth it? Is there anyone out there thinking, “Well, at least I can play for three months?” Or perhaps, is it enough for some people just to see their favorite idol dancing in an adorable outfit to an engaging song?

“Love Live! School Idol Festival 2 Miracle Live” will be released on iOS and Android, which means playing offline will not be possible. When it’s over, it’s over. It’s true that there is a substantial fan base for “Love Live!” with a multitude of manga, anime, short novels, video games, and even movies. New albums from various teenage idol groups keep popping up in the market, having released over 159 singles in just thirteen years (not counting compilations, soundtracks, live albums, and so much more). Taking a closer look, one can see that a game that lasts only three months can still be profitable. After all, this is Japan we’re talking about.

Despite the server shutdown, devoted fans of the beloved “Love Live!” series will likely still find joy in their full collection dedicated to their favorite idol. The brief gameplay time will not deter them from continuing to support this iconic phenomenon.

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