Japanese VOCALOID STORE Closure, New VOCALOID SHOP Opens Later This Month

 Posted by at 7:21 pm  Merchandise, Other, Software  1 Response »
May 122015
 


Click image to view VOCALOID SHOP announcement

VOCALOID STORE was an official store operated by third party company “Bplats” under license by Yamaha. The store has been providing services since 2010, and will soon close its Japanese store on May 26th at 17:00 JST.

The English store will remain in operation, however.

It’s advised for customers who have purchased digital contents on VOCALOID STORE to store their installer and serial codes, as they will be inaccessible after the closure.

Following the closure news, Yamaha has recently announced the new Vocaloid store named “VOCALOID SHOP”, hosted on the VOCALOID NET site. The shop currently aims to provide digital downloads for VOCALOID libraries and editors, hosting Job Plugins, and more to come later.

Despite the closure, purchased products via VOCALOID STORE under Yamaha brand will be available at VOCALOID SHOP for free download (non-Yamaha products are in negotiation). The shop is expected to open later this month.

Via Vocaloidism

Final Batch of DLC Available For Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd (Western Version)

 Posted by at 5:53 pm  Hatsune Miku, Project Diva, Videogames  9 Responses »
May 122015
 


“P-Style CD” DLC Module for Hatsune Miku

Today, SEGA has released the last DLC update for Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd (Western Version). The new rhythm game songs available today are Electric Angel by Yasuo, and Though My Song Has No Form by doriko. For modules, there’s “Tyrol” designed by nezuki, “Angel” designed by Tomio, and “P-Style CD”, a gold-themed costume, for Hatsune Miku.

Not including day-one downloadable content, SEGA has released 51 Costume Modules, 16 Rhythm Game Songs, and 25 Custom UI Skins for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd, making it the most robust downloadable content catalogue in SEGA’s history.

All content is cross-buy enabled, meaning that content purchased on either platform functions on both the PS3 and PS Vita, and can be purchased individually on PlayStation Network. For fans who want to own every piece of content, SEGA offers the Costume Club and Song Club, both of which offer more than 25% savings, available on the PlayStation Network.