Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD Demo Now Available in Japan

 Posted by at 10:14 pm  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Videogames  1 Response »
Jul 142016
 

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SEGA has released the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD demo for JP PlayStation Store starting today. The demo comes at a size of 525 MB, and features up to three playable songs: “Satisfaction”, “Raspberry Monster”, and “LOL -lots of laugh-“, as well as a tutorial featuring “Ievan Polkka”.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X was first launched for the PS Vita on March 24th with a record of 70,000 copies sold in the first four days after its release. The PS4 version, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD, is scheduled for release in Japan on August 25th.

The English version of the game will be released in North America under the title “Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X” for both PS Vita and PS4, with the release date set for August 30th. More info on the English ver. launch.

Now available in JP PlayStation Store!

 

Hatsune Miku “Persona 4: Dancing All Night Style” Module Announced for Project DIVA X and Future Tone

 Posted by at 7:25 am  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Videogames  4 Responses »
Jun 092016
 

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Sega has announced the Hatsune Miku collaboration model from Persona 4: Dancing All Night for release in Project DIVA X, Project DIVA Future Tone, and Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone. Each will has the module release at separate dates of their own.

The collaboration module will launch as DLC for Project DIVA X on June 23rd for PS Vita and on August 25th for PS4 in conjunction with the Project DIVA X HD’s release at a price of 300 yen.  The module will be included in the “Colorful Tone” pack, one of the two packs for Project DIVA Future Tone, which will release this month at the time of the game’s release via the Japanese PlayStation Network on June 23rd.

The module will also be available on Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone for 300 VP (Vocaloid Points).

Below are screenshots from Project DIVA X (PS Vita screenshots), Project DIVA Future Tone, and Project DIVA Arcade Future Tone, respectively.

First Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X HD (PS4) Video Released, Launch Date Pushed Forward to August 25th

 Posted by at 9:47 pm  Hatsune Miku, Merchandise, Project Diva, Videogames  11 Responses »
Apr 272016
 

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With the launch of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X (Vita version) now in the past, fans of the Diva series are now waiting for more news of the PlayStation 4 version launch. SEGA obliged today with the first official game video, along with a surprise announcement: The launch date has been pushed forward from its original Fall 2016 launch, to a new launch date of August 25th, 2016! Rather than releasing as what we hoped would be a PlayStation VR launch title, the game will instead launch sooner, and add a later update to support PlayStation VR for the live edit mode after its launch. The launch price will be 7990 Yen.

The game also has a new official title: Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X HD. This is likely to help give the title more differentiation compared to the Vita version (the previous Diva F 2nd was named the same on Vita and PS3). The finalized game art has been illustrated by KEI (seen above), and is now visible on the official game website. A Snow Miku DLC module pack was announced for early buyers: Between August 25th and September 25th, a DLC pack containing Snow Miku versions 2010~2015 can be downloaded completely free! This pack will also be made available for the PS Vita version.




 
The “cool” element medley named “Cyber Rock Jam” was featured in the new video, and confirms the game will be running at a smooth 60 frames per second, a first for a home console Project Diva game. The shadow and lighting detail also seems improved, but the model detail seems largely unchanged.

The English versions for PlayStation Vita and PS4 are still slated for a Fall 2016 release, unless SEGA releases new announcements regarding changes for those versions. Other than that, what do you guys think of the news announcements for Diva X HD? Are you more excited or disappointed?

Via SEGA Miku Blog