I hope this comes with a miku figurine so I could look up her short skirt!
As I just posted in the main Project DIVA thread, I can't help but feel that they just earnestly want to give the franchise a shot here, and the logical move is to start by targeting the largest install base. If this release does well maybe they will be willing to branch out from there.
Day 1 since i haven't imported the PS3 version yet! I already got it on the Vita though but HD Miku will be a treat~!
I hope this comes with a miku figurine so I could look up her short skirt!
This is me.I want to support this and I probably will, but I really prefer rhythm games in handhelds [snip]
how much DLC should I expect, and is it worth it?
It doesn't have all of the content of the PS3 version, but there's still a ton to do and it is super import friendly.
I think there was one outfit and one song. Both worth it.
I just remembered this is the version that has that Nyan Cat song. Not to mention the DLC song is Po Pi Po with Toro & Kuro dancing in the background. If we get that DLC, I will have more interest in this game.
I'm gonna assume that After Burner II song in the arcade version won't make it in...
- Neru, Haku, Teto pack (three more characters)
Well, you can get all the content as DLC. But that's expensive and forces you to use your Japanese account on your Vita.
Figured as much. Not gonna get my hopes up, but maybe Sega will make them DLC or something. Would love to have After Burner & Magical Voice Shower, not to mention the Sonic and Ulala outfits.All the Sega covers are still exclusive to Arcade.
Figured as much. Not gonna get my hopes up, but maybe Sega will make them DLC or something. Would love to have After Burner & Magical Voice Shower, not to mention the Sonic and Ulala outfits.
Hm, really? This is surprising.
So, how does this game play, anyway? Is it a rhythm game or something?
Hm, really? This is surprising.
So, how does this game play, anyway? Is it a rhythm game or something?
I watched your "Project DIVA F - キャットフード Extreme Perfect" video.I actually streamed a bunch of gameplay from the import versions of the series if you want to check the recordings out: http://www.twitch.tv/starcreator
I watched your "Project DIVA F - キャットフード Extreme Perfect" video.
Three thoughts after that:
1. I take it that's the hard mode?
2. My Customized Arcade Stick will come in handy here. Faster for tapping.
3. I'm gonna try the demo.
I watched your "Project DIVA F - キャットフード Extreme Perfect" video.
Three thoughts after that:
1. I take it that's the hard mode?
2. My Customized Arcade Stick will come in handy here. Faster for tapping.
3. I'm gonna try the demo.
So that's what the stars are? I thought they might mean "any". D-pad and buttons at the same time would be easy enough, but switching from d-pad to analog for the stick would be awkward. And the arrows mean "Button(color) and D-Pad(direction) simultaneously? Dualshock 3 it is, then.It's Extreme (the difficulties are Easy, Normal, Hard, Extreme). Your arcade stick isn't going to work - you need use of both the D-Pad and the buttons simultaneously (the arrow "doubles") as well as at least one analog stick (the stars). The game really plays best on a Dualshock 3, naturally; it was designed for the Vita, though stars mapped to touchscreen swipes is still more accurate.