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Greed1914
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I used it when it was available in the US. The concept was at least decent with an official way to listen to songs, especially since it meant not paying so much for CDs. The biggest problem was probably how clunky it was to use. Obviously this isn't a problem for the Japanese version, but things like not being able to find certain songs/series because the app might not have the translated title made it unfriendly towards the user.
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thebitstick
Joined: 03 Jun 2022
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| Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2022 2:47 pm |
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I had completely forgot it existed. Spotify and Apple Music already have much larger anime music collections than back in 2018, that it's basically pointless to have a separate app for this now.
ANiUTa suffers the same fate as Clubhouse and every other feature-as-an-app. Once other apps incorporate that feature, it's only a matter of time before the app shuts down.
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