The latest game in the rhythm action series, Sega announced today that Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita is coming to North America in fall 2016 through retail and digital stores.
As the description reveals, Project Diva X includes 30 songs, nearly 300 costumes, a Concert Editor, the ability to interact with Miku and her friends, and more as you sing and dance through the five Clouds that make up the in-game world:
Hatsune Miku is back and bigger than ever on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in the upcoming rhythm game, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X. For those new to Project DIVA, it is an addictive core rhythm game starring the digital singer, Hatsune Miku. Project DIVA X is driven forward though a narrative in which centers on Miku and her friends undertaking various requests as they explore the five Clouds that make up their world. For the Miku veterans, Project DIVA X has 30 songs and nearly 300 modules (costumes) that get dropped.
- Digital Singers Take Over the Living Room – Produce live concerts accessorized to the max with unlockable costumes, songs, and stages to create custom live concert starring Hatsune Miku and her friends!
- 30 Miku Tracks – An assortment of new and classic Hatsune Miku music will be yours to jam to! The songs are split into Auras and have different difficulties and challenges to complete. Project DIVA X includes new arrangements and medleys by beloved artists as well.
- Cloud Requests – Go to five different Clouds with Miku and her friends, and explore them and the challenges within. But naturally, selecting the right modules and accessories are key to fulfilling the requests. There’s also Free Play, which offers the traditional experience for Project DIVA games.
- Interact with Miku and Her Friends – Things start to get very meta for the digital singer as she and her friends discover what it’s like to live in the world of Project DIVA X – players can interact and with the characters.
As for a European release of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, Sega said they didn’t have any information to share today.
Project Diva X recently debuted in Japan to strong sales on PS Vita, and Heath checked it out last year.
