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Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X got a European and North American release date today, which means the turquoise-haired vocaloid singer is headed west yet again.
The game is releasing on the PS4 and PS Vita as a digital-only title in Europe, and both digitally and at retail in North America on August 30. If you can't wait that long, a demo for both platforms will be available on August 9, containing three songs: "Satisfaction, "LOL -lots of laugh-," and "Raspberry * Monster." The full game has four difficulty levels, but the demo only includes easy and normal.
The demo also has costume modules that players can unlock and equip, and an Event Request feature so you can create your own music festival with those three songs.
This isn't the first game for Hatsune Miku to make its way out west, and for a taste of what the rhythm gameplay will be like for the latest in the series, watch Project Diva X's announcement trailer. For more Hatsune Miku, check out when she made a guest appearance in hologram form on David Letterman and he wasn't at all uncomfortable.
Note: The original text said that the game was digital only, but it is available at retail in North American and is digital only for Europe. The text has been amended to reflect this fact. We regret the error.
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