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Sega Wants Your Support To Bring Hatsune Miku To The West
Fans of diva vocaloids take note: Sega is gauging interest in a western release of Hatsune Miku Project Diva F on Facebook.
For those not versed in bizarre Japanese phenomena, Hatsune Miku is a virtual pop star voiced by a synthetic voice (also known as a vocaloid). She's also the star of her own line of rhythm games, the latest of which – Hatsune Mika: Project Diva F – comes out today in Japan for the PlayStation 3. Sega is contemplating bringing the virtual star to North America and Europe, but is looking to gauge interest via its Facebook page – simply Like and Share the page to pledge your support. Just don't come crying to us when Miku becomes self-aware and takes over the world.
For more on Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F, check out these import reviews of the Vita version of the game from GI community members LGAR and Sakabato24.
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