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The Asian e-amusement service undergoes maintenance every weekday morning from 5:00 to 7:00 JST. An extended maintenance period affecting all regions occurs every third Tuesday of the month from 2:00 to 7:00 JST. During this period, arcade games that run under the e-amusement service are still playable, but any scores or progress made towards unlocks will not be saved. All e-amusement pages with the exception of the portal site are also temporarily taken down, rendering any customization options or score data that requires the web interface inaccessible. Any arcade games that are running in demo mode during this window will display a message stating that the network is under maintenance and e-amusement passes cannot be used.
The Asian e-amusement service undergoes maintenance every weekday morning from 5:00 to 7:00 JST. An extended maintenance period affecting all regions occurs every third Tuesday of the month from 2:00 to 7:00 JST. During this period, arcade games that run under the e-amusement service are still playable, but any scores or progress made towards unlocks will not be saved. All e-amusement pages with the exception of the portal site are also temporarily taken down, rendering any customization options or score data that requires the web interface inaccessible. Any arcade games that are running in demo mode during this window will display a message stating that the network is under maintenance and e-amusement passes cannot be used.


As of 2012, most KONAMI games will run under e-amusement participation service, which requires an active e-amusement network to be connected to the machine in order to boot up. Once the e-amusement support ended for a particular game, the game is no longer playable in any form unless an offline kit is available, allowing the game to boot up without the need of a network.
As of 2012, most arcade KONAMI games run under e-amusement participation service, which requires an active e-amusement network to be connected to the machine in order to boot up. Once the e-amusement support ends for a particular game, the game is no longer playable in any form unless an offline kit is available, allowing the game to boot up without the need of a network.


On February 9th, 2018, it was announced that specific e-amusement passes will support unified specifications with that of SEGA's ''Aime'' and BANDAI NAMCO's ''BANAPASSPORT'' passes in summer 2018, allowing for shared compatibility between any games that are supported. The service, named ''Amusement IC'', was finally implemented on October 25th, 2018. On January 22nd, 2019, TAITO announced that their service, ''NESiCA'', would also support Amusement IC starting from February 14th. A list detailing supported titles can be found on each company's respective page. [https://www.konami.com/amusement/aicc/title.html] [https://my-aime.net/glossary/aicc?p=2] [https://www.bandainamcoid.com/banapassport/playInfo?page=AICCserviceList]
On February 9th, 2018, it was announced that specific e-amusement passes will support unified specifications with that of SEGA's ''Aime'' and BANDAI NAMCO's ''BANAPASSPORT'' passes in summer 2018, allowing for shared compatibility between any games that are supported. The service, named ''Amusement IC'', was finally implemented on October 25th, 2018. On January 22nd, 2019, TAITO announced that their service, ''NESiCA'', would also support Amusement IC starting from February 14th. A list detailing supported titles can be found on each company's respective page. [https://www.konami.com/amusement/aicc/title.html] [https://my-aime.net/glossary/aicc?p=2] [https://www.bandainamcoid.com/banapassport/playInfo?page=AICCserviceList]
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