Is there any way to disable network saving?
I'm playing the game offline now, and having to click the 'network error' message is quite tiring :/
Whats network saving?
After each song, the game phones home to report the score. As far as I know, there's no way to prevent the game from doing this, and if you're not connected to PSN a huge error message box comes up each and every time. Maaaybe if you launch the game from a local account and not a PSN account... but then you'd have to start over.
100% -- Sega confirmed it a bit over a month ago. Comes out on the US PSN store in a little over two weeks (January 10th).I know SEGA is still silent but chances this gets localized, considering that other Miku game is out?
100% -- Sega confirmed it a bit over a month ago. Comes out on the US PSN store in a little over two weeks (January 10th).
Wow, I didn't expect to like Hand in Hand so much but it and the module are great.
Also randomly got my first perfect on two-faced lovers last night. Sometimes I can drop the game for a while and come back fresh later and just nail it.
Isn't it like 28 gigs? That would take me forever D:I really wish the localized game was up for pre-order and pre-load. I really wanna be able to play that on day of release instead of staring at a download screen. :/
Got a great on extreme Riria, happy with that for first day.
Also got 104.50% on Hand in Hand and 103.67% on LOL, no doubt thanks to playing those songs in Diva X.
A great on extreme Riria is impressive. Not going to lie, my first run on hard difficulty landed me a standard by just a hair. Holy crap...
It's def one of the most difficult on hard. I guess the parts where there's two notes overlapping don't give me much trouble anymore, after all that time spent getting my ass kicked by Blackjack. :xA great on extreme Riria is impressive. Not going to lie, my first run on hard difficulty landed me a standard by just a hair. Holy crap...
I didn't really do all that much better (about halfway between standard and great) but I guess I knew what to expect after playing it in mirai DX.
So maybe a super dumb question, buuuuut... when using the lag fix option. Does the game want me to hit the button according to the sound of the fourth beat, or am I supposed to be doing it visually. The game's instructions are a little off, and in the short bit of playing around I've done so far, I haven't hit an adjustment number that I really like yet.
*Sees review code in email inbox*
Well this should be a good way to spend the holidays, Christmas Day will be Miku then a movie with the family, then Americanized Chinese food for dinner with the family and then more Miku! If nothing else this game should solve the lack of song content issue I had with Project Diva X, really was the crux of why in my in my review I couldn't call it the best HM game.
Can't share the Western track list until an embargo is lifted.
Can't share the Western track list until an embargo is lifted.
Doubt it's different from the JP tracklist anyway.Can't share the Western track list until an embargo is lifted.
Would that include just the total count too?
I'd like to know if the western versions have that stupid streaming restriction that mutes the audio. The things that would make me double dip are either of unblocked streaming, or a physical release.
Can't share the Western track list until an embargo is lifted.
Yep not going to break Embargo, never worth it and even more so in this case with how great John Hardin (Sega/Atlus PR) has always been.
I checked this when I was at PSX and the English version they had there had 224 songs on Hard, so unless something needed to get dropped at the last second the game has the full songlist. There were a couple of jackets/outfits that I meant to check to see if they got changed or removed for ESRB rating reasons (like Miku flipping people off on the jacket of MMORPG Addict's Anthem or Meiko's Nostalogic outfit that nearly got Project Diva F an M rating), but I forgot to check those specifically. I did ask a PR rep if anything was cut/changed for the US release and they said that nothing was cut/censored and that the only thing they changed content-wise was the game's text. Dunno how much stock to put in there, but I'm not expecting much in the way of changes (much like how F, F2 and X were).Easiest way is to switch difficulty to hard and check the song count on the lower left. The game initially launched with 224 songs. Have to check on hard because not every song has easy/normal charts.
Can't share the Western track list until an embargo is lifted.
I checked this when I was at PSX and the English version they had there had 224 songs on Hard, so unless something needed to get dropped at the last second the game has the full songlist. There were a couple of jackets/outfits that I meant to check to see if they got changed or removed for ESRB rating reasons (like Miku flipping people off on the jacket of MMORPG Addict's Anthem or Meiko's Nostalogic outfit that nearly got Project Diva F an M rating), but I forgot to check those specifically. I did ask a PR rep if anything was cut/changed for the US release and they said that nothing was cut/censored and that the only thing they changed content-wise was the game's text. Dunno how much stock to put in there, but I'm not expecting much in the way of changes (much like how F, F2 and X were).
As a side note: if you are demoing a music-rhythm game make sure the displays for it are suitable! The game was unplayable at PSX due to how much display lag there was (for whatever reason, the displays Sony had publishers using there had a ton of display lag).
There's no video lag adjustment in Future Tone, only an audio lag adjustment. So fair warning to anyone looking to play this game on laggy TVs -- it won't be a fun experience.The game has a calibration feature right? Sounds like they just didn't care enough to propely set it up.
Also not able to share the date that the embargo lifts, right?
I have no idea why there is even a need to do this sort of thing for Future Tone, unless I'm missing something very obvious. Non Miku fans will not pay attention to it, and I'm pretty sure most people who do care already got the japanese version anyway.