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Hatsune Miku Project Diva series general discussion thread
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Azure Phoenix
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Just as I was debating whether to purchase Project Diva 2nd, this pops up. Hopefully it's more substantial than another PSP release with new songs
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lulz, unlikely
distantmantra
Member
cw_sasuke said:
Sega is releasing a crazy expensive Project Diva PS3 controller, so that would make sense.
Azure Phoenix
Member
Hasn't that already been announced/mentioned though?Spiegel said:
There is a PD
T2, it even has a special controller, so this must be a new game.
T2, it even has a special controller, so this must be a new game.JustAnotherOtaku
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Not too fussed which platform it comes to, but PSP/PS3 would seem the most likely.
FiRez said:There is a PD
Ah, I see.
Sorry for the confusion.
sixteen-bit
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Be still my beating heart
NotebookJ2
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FiRez said:
This will never happen.
Miki is my favorite, but Miku is second though.
AbsoluteZero
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distantmantra said:
Had to google this to see what it was.
And folks called Activision crazy.
RurouniZel
Asks questions so Ezalc doesn't have to
mehdi_san said:
Waiting for 2nd Extend before I jump into Dreamy Theater. Well, that and deciding ic it's worth going back to OFW for...
They changed the way the game works this time. You don't need to connect your PSP to your PS3 every time you boot the game, just the first time when you want to copy the data file. I'm wondering if there's a way to use this to avoid the PSP step at all, by sharing the PS3 save file for instance.RurouniZel said:
BTW I looked into the manual, and it says indeed it's 60fps, maybe it was already the case with Dreamy Theater 1 but I skipped it so I dont know.
I also noticed that when you miss a beat, the song will keep playing but not the singer. The game actually skips the voice part of the beats you miss. Was it already on the PSP version? I can't recall.
Overall, it's well worth the money, it has all the songs from PD1 and PD2nd, and it's compatible with the previous DLC. I just wish you could win credits on the PS3 to unlock more modules for the characters
Wonko_C
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Dreamy Theater 2nd deserves its own thread.
OK I don't have bionic aaaaaa-er, I mean, eyes but 60 fps is easily distinguishable from 30, and this is indeed running at 60fps most of the time, it has this weird blurry effect when it drops frames though, as if it was using some sort of temporal antialiasing when it's clearly not the case.
The most immediate benefit of playing this at 60 frames per second is that you'll do much better at the game, no longer do I miss notes that I otherwise unfairly missed on the PSP version.
Not having to connect my PSP everytime I want to start the game is a godsend, and also makes me curious if this means I can gameshare DT2nd to my friend.
I just wish they got rid of the perverted camera angles, makes me ashamed of playing it in public.
OK I don't have bionic aaaaaa-er, I mean, eyes but 60 fps is easily distinguishable from 30, and this is indeed running at 60fps most of the time, it has this weird blurry effect when it drops frames though, as if it was using some sort of temporal antialiasing when it's clearly not the case.
The most immediate benefit of playing this at 60 frames per second is that you'll do much better at the game, no longer do I miss notes that I otherwise unfairly missed on the PSP version.
Not having to connect my PSP everytime I want to start the game is a godsend, and also makes me curious if this means I can gameshare DT2nd to my friend.
I just wish they got rid of the perverted camera angles, makes me ashamed of playing it in public.
I'll make a thread for you if you feel like making an OT for itWonko_C said:Dreamy Theater 2nd deserves its own thread.
OK I don't have bionic aaaaaa-er, I mean, eyes but 60 fps is easily distinguishable from 30, and this is indeed running at 60fps most of the time, it has this weird blurry effect when it drops frames though, as if it was using some sort of temporal antialiasing when it's clearly not the case.
The most immediate benefit of playing this at 60 frames per second is that you'll do much better at the game, no longer do I miss notes that I otherwise unfairly missed on the PSP version.
Not having to connect my PSP everytime I want to start the game is a godsend, and also makes me curious if this means I can gameshare DT2nd to my friend.
I just wish they got rid of the perverted camera angles, makes me ashamed of playing it in public.
cj_iwakura
Member
Surely this is part of their US release initiative, since the Miku-Mazda collaboration got the series so much recognition here!
A Twisty Fluken
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This is HUGE. Gah, I really don't want to revert to OFW but Miku wants me to.mehdi_san said:They changed the way the game works this time. You don't need to connect your PSP to your PS3 every time you boot the game, just the first time when you want to copy the data file. I'm wondering if there's a way to use this to avoid the PSP step at all, by sharing the PS3 save file for instance.
BTW I looked into the manual, and it says indeed it's 60fps, maybe it was already the case with Dreamy Theater 1 but I skipped it so I dont know.
I also noticed that when you miss a beat, the song will keep playing but not the singer. The game actually skips the voice part of the beats you miss. Was it already on the PSP version? I can't recall.
Overall, it's well worth the money, it has all the songs from PD1 and PD2nd, and it's compatible with the previous DLC. I just wish you could win credits on the PS3 to unlock more modules for the characters
A Twisty Fluken
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I'm talking about on my PS3Wonko_C said:
They dont have to be that fancy. In fact at least for niche OTs, I go with a simple banner and that's it. Since often, it won't be visited much anyway. The only real fancy OTs i've done are Tales and even then it's pretty low caliber in comparison to the rest. I fail @ Photoshop.Wonko_C said:
In any case... Picked up DT2. Not having to connect the PSP all the time is great, but I'm back on Diva 2 to grind for more modules. As per usual, you only get to use stuff you've already unlocked.
RurouniZel
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cj_iwakura said:Surely this is part of their US release initiative, since the Miku-Mazda collaboration got the series so much recognition here!
Toyota.
I found the commercials amusing, but I hope they do eventually bring something over. It'd require next to no translation compared to VC3 which... oh goddamn it! >>Fuck you Sega!
StarCreator
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A Twisty Fluken
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I'll be jumping on Extend as soon as it hits also, so you'll have my axe, at least
Miku GAF solidarity
Miku GAF solidarity
StarCreator
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InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
They let me see her in concert so you can get eaten by bears.KyteTron said:
cj_iwakura
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Her updated redesign wasn't that bad.
Hcoregamer00
The 'H' stands for hentai.
InfiniteNine said:
Yup, the concert was freaking amazing.
I am hoping that we get a PS3 version of the Miku Arcade game, I would buy it in a freaking heartbeat.