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SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online

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SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online (Also known as SD Gundam Capsule Fighter or SDGO for short) is a massively multiplayer online third person shooter video game developed by South Korean game developer Softmax. The game began public online service in the summer of 2007 for South Korea, and as time went by new versions were licensed for service in other countries and regions. Versions of SDGO were localized for China and Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, North America and parts of Europe, and Australia and other parts of south-east Asia.

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Single-player, Multiplayer

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Softmax~South Korea,9You~China and Hong Kong,CJ Internet~Japan,Wasabii~Taiwan,Goldensoft~Thailand,OGPlanet~North America,Cherry Credits~Australia and South-East Asia

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SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online

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SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online (Also known as SD Gundam Capsule Fighter or SDGO for short) is a massively multiplayer online third person shooter video game developed by South Korean game developer Softmax. The game began public online service in the summer of 2007 for South Korea, and as time went by new versions were licensed for service in other countries and regions. Versions of SDGO were localized for China and Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, North America and parts of Europe, and Australia and other parts of south-east Asia. On April 28, 2015 the native Korean server, which was published by Netmarble, announced that it would be shutting down service of SD Gundam Capsule Fighter on May 29, after a seven year run. By that date most other servers had either already officially ended service, or announced that they soon would. The Chinese server revealed that they would conclude their operations on July 31, 2015, on June 16th, 2015, the Taiwan Server revealed that they would shut down the same day and, on June 30th, 2015, OG Planet revealed that it, too, would shut down that same day before being revised a week later to be July 26th.