Known as the third major installment of the series for PSP, Project Diva Extend is set to launch in less than 48 hours. Remember, the game and PSP are both region free, so you can play it no matter where you live! You can order a copy from here.

EDIT: Well, that was fast. The pre-order from that source is now sold out.

This clock is not moving fast enough. D:

For those of you in the United States, there will be a theater showing of the Mikupa in Sapporo concert across 10 different locations. The showing is on the 10th of November, so you better act quickly! You can reserve your ticket here.

The following locations will be showing the concert:

11/10 : Owings Mills, MD
Venue: Owings Mills 17
10100 Mill Run Circle Owings Mills, MD

11/10 : Boston,MA
Venue: Fenway 13
201 Brookline Ave Boston, MA

11/10 : Chicago,IL
Venue: River East 21
322 E Illinois St Chicago, IL

11/10 : Houston,TX
Venue: Houston Marq*E Stadium 22 plus IMAX
7620 Katy Fwy

11/10 : Los Angels,CA
Venue: Rave 18
6081 Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA

11/10 : New York,NY
Venue: Empire 25 with IMAX
234 W 42nd St New York, NY

11/10 : New York,NY
Venue: Union Square Stadium 14
850 Broadway New York, NY

11/10 : Orange County,CA
Venue: Orange Stadium Promenade 25
1701 W Katella Ave Orange, CA

11/10 : San Francisco,CA
Venue: Century 9 San Francisco Centre
835 Market St San Francisco, CA

11/10 : Seattle,WA
Venue: Pacific Place 11
600 Pine St Seattle, WA

Information obtained via Hatsune Miku on Facebook.

And now for the biggest software related story of Vocaloid since the release of VOCALOID2 over 4 years ago. Please check the full story, as there is quite a bit to cover on this. (more…)

Those of you who were fortunate enough to attend the Vocaloid Conference panel at the New York Comic Con last weekend were shown a real treat. Not only was an early test of Miku’s English voice banks shown, but Kaito as well! The news on development was confirmed back at the Anime Expo 2011 Vocaloid Conference on July 2nd, but it was too early to have any sort of demo available at the time.

For those who didn’t attend the conference at Anime Expo 2011, here’s a quick rundown of what happened. During the conference, the Crypton Producer Wataru Sasaki asked the audience if we were interested in seeing the release of an English Miku. Almost none of us raised our hands, but you honestly can’t blame us. We were simply being cautiously skeptical until we saw any real demos to make a decision.

Well, us as fans can rest assured. This demo not only shows her sounding just as cute as her Japanese voice banks, but actual distinguishable English words! Please read the full story, as this post is a bit large. (more…)

With the site a bit behind the times on most Vocaloid events, I think a recap of all major events for 2011 thus far is in order.

With everything from amazing public events to devastating natural disasters, 2011 has shaped up to be a big year for Vocaloid fans everywhere. So with that, enjoy a dose of Miku flavored deliciousness.  Read the full story! (more…)