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Atlus Addressing King of Fighters XIII Online Issues
Atlus says it understands players are currently experiencing issues playing King of Fighters XIII online and hopes to address their concerns.
A statement released today by the publisher says it's working with developer SNK to improve the game's performance. Players of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions have been reporting lag issues since the game launched last week.
Atlus' statement is published in full below:
We have been carefully monitoring dialogue and feedback regarding the online play in The King Of Fighters XIII. While the general consensus is that KOF XIII is one of if not the best entry in the series and that the netcode is noticeably improved over the previous iteration, we're saddened to hear that many of our fans are frustrated with their online experiences thus far.
Just as it was in the months prior to the game's release, we will do everything within our influence to help developer SNK Playmore test and continue to improve KOF XIII's network performance. To this end, the detailed feedback we've received is invaluable.
We greatly appreciate the dedication of players who are diligently reporting their online experiences, and we sincerely thank the community for all of the passion and support it has offered us and The King of Fighters XIII.
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