Service for the first Nintendo 3DS free-to-play game is ending in Japan on June 30. Dubbed Initial D Perfect Shift Online, beta testing began back in 2013, with service beginning in April 2014.

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Service for the first Nintendo 3DS free-to-play game is ending in Japan on June 30. Dubbed Initial D Perfect Shift Online, beta testing began back in 2013, with service beginning in April 2014.

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