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Reviewer was provided game by publisher for review purposes.Īnthony Petrie's Charts 2 Opening Reception Sep 3, 7-10pm G1988 (West) 7308 Melrose AveĪnthony Petrie, accomplished artist takes us on another trip through cinema and pop culture. It's another strange rhythm game from Japan and you know what you're getting if you're going out of you way to buy it. Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X must be the work of the devil. Oh, and you aren't Miku, you also have to give her prizes too. You'll get prizes that you give to gain friendship with the other digital idols. Piles and piles of DLC are waiting for you if you want more costumes with more goodies like two more songs to get.įriendships, they're not just a joke in Mortal Kombat anymore, are slightly lifted from dating sims. Because you have to fill up some energy crystals or some other reason. Some costume and pieces actually help you out on gaining energy in songs. They aren't just for Miku, but her friends too. Songs can be catchy messes of fire and you can try your best to master them and even unlock costumes if you do well enough in them.Ĭostumes are plentiful, so plentiful that I believe it might be the most I've seen in any game I've played. Yeah, I don't know or care why that happened, it's from Japan, they just don't care about ending stories. You have to save music or something, I'm not sure but I saw a ghost version of Miku, who is still alive, comforting Miku in the opening cut scene. Story matters here as much as most Japanese games when not rewritten for the American audience very little. Fancy footwork and fun stages are happening in the background as you're stuck looking to make sure you hit square on time. Hatsune Miku, a well-known digital idol and her friends dance around to songs as though possessed by demons. Just like the recently reviewed The King of Fighters 14, when you see this and aren't playing you can just keep staring. See circle, press circle as it is timed on screened.įor someone watching.the game looks crazy nonsense. The simple game-play, that can get pretty fast and hard, is simply matching the controls on screen to certain button pressed in time with the music. Summoning Satan is only what the game may look like to a newcomer to the rhythm game series. The crazy nonsense of this rhythm of game is only maximized by it's insane fairy tale like story, crazy dance numbers and somehow parts of a dating sim. I ran away in terror as not to become part of this dark summoning.Īs it turns out it was just the new Hatsune Miku game, Project DIVA X. Arcane symbols of squares and circles whizzed on screened. They red horns were on a girl as she was seemingly casting a nether-spell to release the beast from the pits. Horns and red face paint greeted me the first time I saw this game at Anime Expo this summer.
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