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Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd
Hatsune Miku fans who don’t speak Japanese need no longer only bob their heads along to the virtual superstar’s agreeable beats. Sega has announced the US release of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd will come complete with English translations for nearly all of its 40-song track list.
To clarify, Hatsune Miku still sings in Japanese, but Sega hopes the text translation will allow non-Japanese speakers to connect more deeply with the game experience. The “Her Voice Reaches You” trailer demonstrates the subtitles transforming from Japanese to English, and teases a bit of gameplay, as well.
Project Diva F 2nd brings 20 previously Japan-only songs from PSP entries, as well as 20 brand new songs. It will also receive cross-save functionality and a markerless AR Mode, so players can use the Vita’s camera to project Hatsune Miku onto real-life settings without downloading a marker from the game’s official website.
Hatsune Miku Project Diva F 2nd will come to PlayStation 3 and Vita this fall. For more, check out our story on another entry in the series, tentatively titled Project Mirai Remix, coming to the US on 3DS sometime next year.
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