going by the numbers Sega provided there are maybe 2-3 DLC songs left.
So, i feel like an idiot for not knowing this, but there's a project diva arcade, like 15 minutes away from me.
goddammit i'm going to make up for lost time, i'll be there 24/7.
Wait, a song from Arcade??
I was just thinking today that it would be impossible for them to have a DLC Kaito song because every Kaito song in the console games is already in F or F 2nd. So... porting from Arcade was clearly the only option.
This opens up a whole pool of possibilities... but going by the numbers Sega provided there are maybe 2-3 DLC songs left.
The entire batch is fantastic. Really need to make my way to a Round1 sometime soon. Might not get a chance until the end of the year :/Loving this new Arcade song...
Loving this new Arcade song...
Maybe this has already been asked, but there's all these articles about Sega saying it's switching focus to PC and mobile. What does that mean for the future of the series?
Any one own any vocaloid albums?
Thinking about checking a few out? Any recommendations? Not really sure where to start.
Hasn't been much speculation in these threads. Still, Crypton has as much of a say in this as Sega, and they'll want to keep things going somehow - they wouldn't even have character animations for the Miku concerts without Sega's work.
If you're thinking about importing physical CDs, start with getting some used Exit Tunes compilations on Amazon for cheap. The Vocalo- series is pretty much a definitive guide to the most popular songs over the years.
If you're going to go digital, a lot of the best-known producers have their albums on iTunes/Amazon: wowaka, Deco*27, 40mp, HachiojiP, livetune and the like. There are also live albums for recent concerts, like Miku Expo and Magical Mirai 2014.
Any one own any vocaloid albums?
Thinking about checking a few out? Any recommendations? Not really sure where to start.
Also got 4 live concerts on blu-ray thus far, and there's a new one out in a few days time, love hearing the songs played live - Live in Kansai 2013 is incredible !!!
I've been mulling over the Mirai 2014 one, but ssso many songs overlap with 2013 that I dunno if it's worth it.
Supercell's debut album is awesome - has Melt, Black Rock Shooter and a couple of others from the Diva games too.
Also got 4 live concerts on blu-ray thus far, and there's a new one out in a few days time, love hearing the songs played live - Live in Kansai 2013 is incredible !!!
Maybe this has already been asked, but there's all these articles about Sega saying it's switching focus to PC and mobile. What does that mean for the future of the series?
Obviously means PROJECT DIVA ARCADE ON STEAM WITH ALL SONGS INCLUDED
SimonM7 & cmurph :
I've got (in my personal order of awesomeness) :
Live in Kansai 2013
Magical Mirai 2013
39's Thanks Live in Tokyo/Sapporo 2011
Mikunopolis
As you say SimonM7 - lots of overlaps, but I love listening to the songs performed differently by each group of musicians.
Its crazy - I bought Project Diva F on the Vita around last November just because I fancied something different, little did I know a few months later i'd be beyond addicted to the music!!!
You can at least preview the audio on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hatsune-miku-magical-mirai/id969914420
I missed that Akatsuki Arrival was added to the setlist - they've been successfully keeping the footage off Youtube, but I assume it's going to be heavily based on the F 2nd animations.
Finally, Electrosaturator! I just bought tilt-six's debut album for this one.
In other Miku-related music news, I had to ball out for the Magical Mirai DVD when I found out the LE came with this:
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Any one own any vocaloid albums?
Thinking about checking a few out? Any recommendations? Not really sure where to start.
For the record I own the following Crypton Vocaloid figures:
- Figma Miku 2.0
- Figma Luka
- Figma Racing Miku 2013 (my most prized figure of all!)
- Nendoroid Mikudayo
I should take a few photos when I have the time.
I'm also planning on getting the upcoming Senbonzakura Miku Nendoroid, but haven't bothered pre-ordering it yet.
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Isn't she the cutest thing ever?
There is a demo of DIVA F on PSN. It should give you a pretty good idea of what gameplay is like on a basic level, though the demo axes the two harder difficulty levels.I've never played any of the Miku games, but I probably should. Every screen looks akin to Boom Boom Rocket which I really didn't enjoy. I enjoy JPop and also enjoy many other rhythm games, though, like GH/Rock Band. Should I try out a lil Hatsune?
I've never played any of the Miku games, but I probably should. Every screen looks akin to Boom Boom Rocket which I really didn't enjoy. I enjoy JPop and also enjoy many other rhythm games, though, like GH/Rock Band. Should I try out a lil Hatsune?
You should definitely try the Project Diva games. They're among my favourite rhythm games by far.
No idea about the Project Mirai titles though, but I'll be picking that up when it comes to NA this Summer.
Edit: And as StarCreator said, there is a demo available for DIVA F (and the harder difficulties in the full game are much more fun).
Of course I would personally recommend DIVA f/F (Vita or PS3) over DIVA F 2nd.
Project Mirai reminded me of the Final Fantasy Theatrhythm games if that makes sense.
The Figma ones really are surprisingly well done. I'd lllove the Deep Sea Girl one more than anything, though, but it costs a fortune and a half.
Those two are much more elaborate than Figmas.
Those two are much more elaborate than Figmas. Figmas are poseable and much cheaper - still not exactly impulse buys, though. (All you need to know about this line: most of the milestone product numbers are saved for new versions of Miku.)
What little I know about collectibles tells me that Miku does inspire some of the most wanted items out there. Here is the Love Is War DX figure - its reputation (and price) are legendary.
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I don't even know what the lyrics are saying in Odds & Ends, and yet it still gets me emotional every time. The song feels so... powerful.
The wording is a little bit stilted in the translation in that anime fansub way, but it actually brings the lyrics across well.
I've never played any of the Miku games, but I probably should. Every screen looks akin to Boom Boom Rocket which I really didn't enjoy. I enjoy JPop and also enjoy many other rhythm games, though, like GH/Rock Band. Should I try out a lil Hatsune?
Yeah I felt that way, too. When I saw the concert version after loving it in the game, it nearly made me cry.
Finally I built up the courage to look into the meaning of the song. It's auto biographical, and Ryo's last - it's a farewell song with/to Miku.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGNoCICGmo0
The wording is a little bit stilted in the translation in that anime fansub way, but it actually brings the lyrics across well.
Uh-oh, I'm starting to notice things like this: