Sega’s Rhythm Thief pulled from App Store

Having been released on the Apple App Store yesterday, Sega has now pulled Rhythm Thief & The Paris Caper from sale.

An unexpected problem has been discovered in the version of Rhythm Thief that was available yesterday on the Apple App Store, so we have removed it temporarily from the store as we work on a fix,” a Sega rep said.

Our development team is hard at work to update the game and it will be back online very soon. Anyone who has purchased the game already will be able to play it as soon as it is back. We will keep you updated and we thank you in advance for your continued patience.”

The game, which was priced at 6.99, was adapted from the 3DS original, removing much of the story content but adding 20 new songs and 50 new missions.

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