Jan 132019
 

In the midst of the recent Snow Miku 2019 updates comes a reveal on the Snow Miku 2018 module for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone. Based on the theme “Animals” and the design by Taicha don, she will come in two variations: the standard and the AS module. If you’re visiting the Snow Miku festival this year, don’t forget to check out the modules at the event!

Getting excited for Snow Miku festival? Check out on the Snow Miku 2019 module as well!

 

Jun 232017
 

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX is now open for preorder! The game will be released as a packaged physical copy of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone, which was released back in June 2016 with over 160,000 downloads in Japan. The announcement came only a few days ago, which we’ve previously covered the details here.

As a packaged release, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone DX will contain all its downloadable contents from Future Sound, Colorful Tone, the three Encore Pack add-ons, as well as the free application “Prelude”, which amounts to an overwhelming amount of 237 songs and 396 modules. A new top hit song of 2016 “Ghost Rule” by DECO*27 will also be added, with images of the in-game stage revealed, as well as its module design by Hachi San. Furthermore, the game will also include a Hatsune Miku 10th anniversary commemoration module “Celebration” designed by Mari Shimazaki in celebration of Hatsune Miku 10th anniversary this year.

The game offers a limited edition “Memorial Pack” with more than 200 promotional videos and all the opening movies since the first Project Diva game on PSP to enjoy on three Blu-ray discs. Preorder bonus includes a “Special Mini Soundtrack CD” containing 12 tracks of in-game background music and clear singles.

Those who already own the digital version of the game will be able to enjoy the additional elements added in the packaged physical release as downloadable content in December, with further details due at later date. If you happen to own the “Item Unlock Key” on the digital version, you can download the “Item Unlock Key” for the packaged physical copy for free. Saves can also be carried over from the digital version.

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. International preorders are now available on AmiAmi. An engraved PlayStation 4 model in collaboration with Sony has also been announced, with further details due at later date, or you can choose to sign up for latest information via e-mail registration on the said site.

 

*AmiAmi Exclusive Bonus: Original acrylic diorama stand
*Amazon JP Exclusive Bonus: Original PC wallpaper by Oonuma Mon (大沼もん)

Special Mini Soundtrack CD tracklist:

01. D Music by EnbanP
02. Deadheat Music by EnbanP
03. Doitagain Music by EnbanP
04. nATALIE in White World Music by Lemm
05. “IroniA” ~the Launch Sequence~ Music by Lemm
06. Tracks of the shine Music by Lemm
07. Night_of_the_Magic Music by shu-t
08. VOX Music by shu-t
09. Various_feelings Music by shu-t
10. Arcade Version: Photo Studio Advertise Screen BGM Music by SEGA
11. Future Tone Results Screen Music by SEGA
12. Random Select BGM Music & Lyrics by SEGA

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