[PSV/PS3] Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f

[RRW]

Originally Posted by TnAdct1

On the lack of songs and modules: anyone expect that this is due to this being the first Project Diva game for the Vita, with the second Project Diva game going to be similar to the second one for the PSP? In other words:

1. All the songs and modules from the first Vita game will be in the second game along with the new songs and modules;

2. If you have a save file of the first game, then all the modules you've unlocked and "currency" that you currently have in the first game will be available right from the start in the second game.

3. potential DLC

[Klashikari]

I'm more inclined to think it will be in form of DLC considering I can't see a Diva f2 anytime soon, due to the recent comments regarding how the sales didn't make up for the development cost (but knowing SEGA, they are obviously looking for more, considering their business model relying too much on the pachinko branch).

I just hope they will fix a bit the Edit file sharing system, as well as the PV mode (and IF possible, the damn blurr filter) with a patch.
As for DLC, if they can bring some stuff from 2nd and Extend, that wouldn't be too bad.

[frivolity]

Originally Posted by Vanish

A team member of mine from Phantasy Star Online 2 recorded Hatsune Miku's ingame collab event. Enjoy.

From another player but better audio quality and more Miku fangasm:

What's the title of that song? I remember hearing Wotamin singing it during her one of her nico live shows.

[Klashikari]

ネトゲ廃人シュプレヒコール (Netge Haijin Spechror - Netgame Addicts Sprechror)

[Kakuseiga]

Project Diva f ! <3
Waiting for my copy to arrive here , can't wait to play this game .

Almost all of the songs are so awesome ! <3 and the PV's too. asdfghjkl

[HurricaneHige]

Recently got this on my vita (which was basically collecting dust).

I haven't played a rhythm game since Guitar Hero 3 and Rockband, and I used to love those games. Gotta say I'm rather impressed with the overall presentation (never played previous Miku games) and the songs are pretty good.

The whole thing with switching mem card and account tho...not impressed, damn Sony.

[videoman190]

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F Might Be Coming To North America And Europe
Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2013/03/07...owXHs4lm2jb.99

Be sure the like and share on Facebook to bring this game to the west.

[FlareKnight]

Originally Posted by videoman190

be sure the like and share on Facebook to bring this game to the west.

I'll certainly get behind that. Never thought we'd see this come over.

Hopefully it gets enough likes.

[HasuMasu]

Done and done, while I'm terrible at games in general, I'm especially terrible at music games.

But #IAintGiveAFuck, this is Miku.

[videoman190]

http://www.siliconera.com/2013/03/05...-songs-on-ps3/

[Nerroth]

So, this is now happening.

(No sign of the Vita version coming over, though.)

[defki]

Awwwwww yeah. No need to import now.

[Dextro]

Cult Japanese rhythm game Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F getting digital release in Europe

SEGA, all I can say is SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

Also: can you please release Valkyria Chronicles 3 as well?

[kyp275]

Originally Posted by Dextro

Also: can you please release Valkyria Chronicles 3 as well?

If only

or for that matter, VC4 :P

[FlareKnight]

I really wasn't sure this was going to end up happening. Pretty cool news that it will be coming over though. Yet another game to find a way to budget into my plans .

[GDB]

I don't know, I figured they had plans to release it already as soon as they put that poll up asking if people wanted it. You don't tease the fans like that and then be like "Nah, never mind." Well, you don't if you expect to ever get their business again, at least.

[FlareKnight]

Originally Posted by GDB

I don't know, I figured they had plans to release it already as soon as they put that poll up asking if people wanted it. You don't tease the fans like that and then be like "Nah, never mind." Well, you don't if you expect to ever get their business again, at least.

Probably true, though I think if the response was really weak they might have reconsidered it. To a certain degree you could probably get away with throwing out a poll and still not bringing the game over. If it's a weak response you probably aren't that worried about people being upset since it would be a small amount of people anyways.

But considering how soon it'll be coming over, could probably assume in this case that they were going to do it regardless.

[Xefi]

@GDB: i think Sega did that before plenty. i remember people doing petition/poll and asking
Sega to bring over Phantasy Star Portable infinity. and Sega just flat out say "screw you guys,
you ain't getting sh*t! here take these Sonic games and buzz off."

and the fans are still waiting on Phantasy Online 2. Sega just delayed it without giving us any reason....lame. that's Segac for ya! if you get the *gac* joke.

Originally Posted by Dextro

Also: can you please release Valkyria Chronicles 3 as well?

will never happens. Sega only gives us Sonic games over here. i've already given up on
waiting for VC3 and Phantasy Star portable infinity long ago.


i'm surprise Sega bring over something other than Sonic.
i havent play this type of game before. i'm going to check out some videos and
see if i want to buy it later on when it hits NA.

[GDB]

Yeah, if the response had been incredibly bad then they may have canceled it, but it was obvious that wouldn't happen.

Originally Posted by Xefi

@GDB: i think Sega did that before plenty. i remember people doing petition/poll and asking
Sega to bring over Phantasy Star Portable infinity. and Sega just flat out say "screw you guys,
you ain't getting sh*t! here take these Sonic games and buzz off."

Random people making polls and petitions is not even remotely similar to Sega themselves making the poll.

[Firefly00]

Originally Posted by Xefi

will never happens. Sega only gives us Sonic games over here. i've already given up on waiting for VC3 and Phantasy Star portable infinity long ago.

Sometimes one cannot help but think Sega occasionally shoots itself in the proverbial foot, as opined in this blog entry.