Added: 20.09.2015 1:17 | 119 views | 0 comments


Here below is an update from the Devs, seems they have gone on a bit of a road trip recently! In a transit van of all things? The blog post mentions about the new Finland update which is on its way, which sounds amazing. Also a host of other fixes and improvements the boys have been working on.

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Dominic Sheard: "Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX signals the turquoise vocaloid's third release in the UK, which means Sega must be happy with the success the virtual diva is having. A few years ago the concept of having such games here was non-existent. There would never be any talk about Hatsune Miku games in English - titles that have been releasing in Japan since 2009 but the blue hedgehog publisher decided to test the waters by releasing Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F as a digital release for Vita. Now the rest is old news, as here we are with Miss Miku bringing her joyful music in her début Nintendo 3DS release, which brings more bundles of fun and new and familiar songs along with new ways to play with Miku and friends in this incredibly charming rhythm game."

Added: 18.09.2015 11:17 | 79 views | 0 comments


Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone will run in 1080p at 60 frames per second on PlayStation 4, Sega revealed at its Sega feat. Hatsune Miku Project Tokyo Game Show panel yesterday. The rhythm game, a home version of the popular arcade title Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Arcade, will be released on PlayStation 4 as a download-only title in Japan. But according to producer Hiroshi Utsumi, I think we could make it a retail release if we see enough spirit. Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone is due out in Japan in 2016, but according to Utsumi, it will be after Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X (presumably the PS Vita version that launches in March), around a time that everyone can play without getting tired of it.

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"Project Diva X played exactly like Project Diva F 2nd, with the addition of button mashing. When a notes icon says Rush under it, that means you hit it in proper timing as usual, but then go on to hit it as many times as possible. This will sound familiar to music genre fans, especially those whove played Taiko Drum Master. In Mikus world, it was use as an alternative to holding notes. I didnt find it to add much to the gameplay, but a change is a change." -PSLS

Added: 15.09.2015 19:11 | 69 views | 0 comments


Dive into the subconscious of patience with lost memories and help recover them in this puzzle FPS

Added: 15.09.2015 11:17 | 81 views | 0 comments


Sega revealed the new Hatsune Miku title along with a trailer at the SCEJA Press Conference 2015.

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The Clickbaiters dig into the changes coming to Bungie's Destiny with The Taken King content and try and figure out how Call of Duty became the Nickelback of gaming. As always, The Clickbait Video Game Podcast delves into our favorite articles and comments on PlayStation LifeStyle from the previous two weeks.

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(CriticalIndieGamer) Despite being a Japanese phenomenon, Hatsune Miku, the entirely synthetic vocaloid pop sensation, has only recently set her sights on conquering Western shores. Landing first on PlayStation 3 and Vita, and later hopping over the Atlantic for a performance on Letterman, she appears to be enjoying a surprising amount of mainstream success. With her colourful aesthetic, bouncy synthpop and blue hair rivaled in length only by Marge Simpson, one can only wonder why it took so long to bring Mikus delights to the rest of the world. Project Mirai DX is only the third Miku game to be released in Europe, following up from the Project Diva F games on Playstation 3 and Vita, but it brings some strikingly adorable changes to the series and is sure to cement its popularity outside of Japan.