Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX Announced For November 22nd

 Posted by at 6:29 am  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Videogames  21 Responses »
Jun 202017
 

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone will be getting a physical release for PS4 on November 22nd this year, as announced by SEGA in the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu. The game will be titled “Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX” as a packaged release, and contains all the downloadable contents.

The game will include 127 songs from Future Sound, 95 songs from Colorful Tone, 12 songs from the three Encore Pack add-ons, 2 songs from Prelude, a new song “Ghost Rule” by DECO*27, and 396 modules, including the new Hatsune Miku 10th Anniversary Commemoration Module designed by Mari Shimazaki. A new feature called “Promotional Video Photographing” has been brought up, with more info due at later date.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX will be released on November 22nd at 7,980 yen for the standard edition and 11,990 yen for the limited edition. The limited edition, the “Memorial Pack”, contains three Blu-ray discs with over 200 promotional videos and all the opening movies since the first Project Diva game on PSP.

Preorder bonus includes a “Special Mini Soundtrack CD” containing 12 tracks of in-game background music and clear singles. Additional songs and modules will follow as downloadable contents in December for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone.

Game development is currently at 83.1 percent complete. (a reference to Hatsune Miku’s birthday on August 31)

Via Famitsu and Gematsu

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone Launches June 23rd in Japan for PlayStation 4

 Posted by at 4:55 pm  Hatsune Miku, Project Diva, Videogames  38 Responses »
May 172016
 

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According to news via hokanko-alt and Gematsu, the latest Weekly Famitsu has confirmed that the PlayStation 4 release of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone will take place in Japan on June 23rd via the PlayStation network.

The main application needed to launch the game, “Prelude”, will be available for free download. However, adding playable songs and modules will require purchasing one (or both) of the following music packs for 4,212 Yen each: “Future Sound” with 120 songs and a focus on Project Diva and Project Diva F series music selection, and “Colorful Tone” with 100 songs and a focus on Project Mirai and Project Diva Arcade music selection. Combined, the two packs also have 340 modules (costumes). More details in our past article.

This means for 8424 Yen ($78), you get practically the entire Project Diva Arcade Future Tone music selection with enhanced visuals over the arcade counterpart. Not bad at all! Preorders start this month, and early bird buyers will be entitled to two PS4 themes as a bonus. Keep in mind the game is available only via the Japanese PlayStation network!

Project Diva Future Tone PS4 Version To Be Split Into Two Versions Totaling 220 Songs

 Posted by at 5:42 pm  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Project Mirai, Videogames  8 Responses »
Mar 222016
 

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News of Project Diva Arcade: Future Tone’s PS4 port (simply known as Project Diva Future Tone) has been quite for the past while, but an update today from Famitsu Magazine reveals the game will launch in two versions with new titles, which can be combined to create a total of 220 songs and 340 modules. Each “half” of the game can be purchased and played independently, while the second half can be purchased later if desired as an “add-on”.

The first half is titled Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone – Future Sound, and comes with 120 songs. This song selection features songs around the Project Diva home console series. The second half, titled Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone – Colorful Tone, contains 100 songs with tracks taken from the Arcade version, as well as Project Mirai on 3DS.

You will have the ability to customize your controller input, and can even set a button with combo presses (Want to set those 4 button holds to a single button? Now you can.). Thanks to the PS4’s superior hardware compared to arcade, you can set up to 6 characters on screen at a single time, and also run the game at 1080p and 60 frames per second.

SEGA’s quote from the magazine assures fans that the game’s cost will have a “bargain price”. The game is slated for release sometime later in 2016.

Via Hachima Kikou and Gematsu

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X: Event Quest, Special Live, Opening Movie Teasers, and Additional Songs

 Posted by at 6:00 am  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Videogames  1 Response »
Dec 172015
 

Sega has released the fourth information update for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X today. This update presents us with two newly announced features: Event Quest and Special Live, as well as additional songs and medley. Both features will be available upon meeting certain conditions in game.

The Event Quest feature is one of the newly implemented features in Project DIVA X which will be released from time to time in accordance with the game progress. These quests provide much higher Voltage rewards in return for their challenging tasks. Players may also engage in conversation with characters in the “Home” area to get hold of the event quests’ details and more.


Next we have the Special Live feature, a new gameplay mechanics simulating a live concert experience up to three songs consecutively. The combination of song(s), module(s), and stage are choices for the players to be made entirely, which in turn allows more diversity for each live. Furthermore, the stages come in different elements and atmospheres and the songs are specially edited for the best concert experience. An image of one of the live halls filled with glow sticks can be seen below.


In addition, Sega has also released the teaser images for the opening movie based on the newly composed opening “Tsumi no Namae/Name of the Crime” by Ryo (Supercell). As we previously mentioned, a 64 second demo can be listened from the official Project Diva X website and the main SEGA feat. Hatsune Miku Project website.


Below are the lists of the newly announced songs, medley, and modules for the game.

New Songs

New Modules

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X: Additional Songs, Modules, and Keys to Progress the Game

 Posted by at 5:14 am  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Software, Videogames  12 Responses »
Nov 192015
 

SEGA has released an in-dept details for the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X today. The main focus will be at the new system, the Live Quest mode. We’ll also go over some old details for better understanding.

The game will set a starting point in the NEUTRAL area, whereas the total areas will count up to five: NEUTRAL, CUTE, COLD, BEAUTY, and CHAOS. Each areas has its own “gem”, and we’ll go over that in a moment. Aside from the quests is the “Home” where players can discuss the current progress, objectives, and other topics with the characters. The tones change according to the modules selected.


In the Live Quest Mode, room items, accessories, and modules (Module Drop) can be unlocked by completing quests. Meeting the minimum Voltage value in quests will mark them as completed. This is where the “gem” comes into play: Filling the “gem” with Voltage to full will unlock the next area of choice. Modules and accessories of matching attributes will allow boost in the Voltage rate. In addition, certain modules will have skills to increase the Voltage rate.


Once all songs are completed in the area, a special medley song will be unlocked as an opportunity to gain a leap in Voltage stored. The medley song for NEUTRAL area is “Hajimari no Medley: Primary Colors” arranged by OSTER project, and features “Koisuru VOC@LOID”, “Dreaming Leaf -Dreaming Words-”, “Bad Mood Waltz,” and “Miracle Paint“. The medley song will start off with one character (Miku), then slowly adds more until all six are performing on the stage together.


In addition to the details on Live Quest mode, SEGA has revealed 4 new songs and their modules for the game: “Streaming Heart” by DECO＊27 (CHAOS), “Amazing Dolce” by HitoshizukuP x yama△ (BEAUTY),  “Sea Lily Deep Sea Tale” by n-buna (CUTE), and “Slow Motion” by PinocchioP (CHAOS).

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X will be released on PS4 and PS Vita in Fall 2016 and March 2016, respectively. This update has also been brought to the official website (Japanese).