Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd

1. hoonsubin

   Dec 7, 2014

   10

   to keep this short
   "This is one of the best rhythm game you could get in the PS Vita period."
   ... if you are ok with the Japanese themedto keep this short
   "This is one of the best rhythm game you could get in the PS Vita period."
   ... if you are ok with the Japanese themed character
   
   the only downside I had is that the game is too hard compared to the last game "Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f"… Expand

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2. Hitokiri_Ace

   Dec 19, 2014

   10

   It's a bit tougher than the previous game in the series.. but boy is it great. :)
   Songs are plentiful, and have a good amount of greatIt's a bit tougher than the previous game in the series.. but boy is it great. :)
   Songs are plentiful, and have a good amount of great classics as well as new tunes to add.
   
   If you like rhythm games, and are up for a challenge.. give it a try!
   (I'd recommend watching some gameplay first, if you aren't already familiar with Miku and the crew.. I like 'em a lot, but I'm sure it's not for everyone.) :)
   
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4. SwitSwat

   Aug 10, 2015

   9

   Simply put, it's one of the best rhythm games out there today. I for one like Vocaloids, but while most of the songs are pretty catchy, thereSimply put, it's one of the best rhythm games out there today. I for one like Vocaloids, but while most of the songs are pretty catchy, there are a few oddballs in there. This keeps it from getting a 10 from me, but otherwise, it's a great game and it's also the hardest rhythm game I have ever played. So if you are looking for a challenge, I suggest you try it.… Expand

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5. ryuzaki57

   Nov 21, 2014

   9

   In terms of content, Project Diva F 2nd (PDF2) inherits the principle of Project Diva Extend (PSP), that is to say half new songs, the otherIn terms of content, Project Diva F 2nd (PDF2) inherits the principle of Project Diva Extend (PSP), that is to say half new songs, the other half being songs taken from previous episodes. In the case of PDF2, those ones come from the PSP games Project Diva 2nd and Project Diva Extend. Before complaining about rehashing, bear this in mind : while Project Diva Extend was merely transferring songs from Project Diva 2nd, PDF2 remakes them from scratch. Two-faced Lovers, Romio & Cinderella or Luka Luka Night Fever to mention a few, have been completely remades and not just remastered : choreographies have been changed in several aspects, especially by adding a finale like it was introduced in Diva F. No only this, but the incredible 3D engine of the «F» series transforms the hits of the previous generation and the astonishing graphics further enhanced from Diva F (PDF2 looks quite sharper) make it a whole new experience.
   
   As for the new songs, I found the list pretty uneven compared to Diva F which was a true concentration of musical masterpieces. Many have slow rythm or not enough intensity for my tastes. But whatever, that’s just me and I did find a few exhilarating compositions like Yubikiri, Ni Soku Hôko, Envy Cat Walk, Meteo 2nd Dimension Fever and Akatsuki Arrival, let alone the fantastic design and direction that mix elegance and cuteness in wonderful fashion.
   
   You’ll of course also get a new range of nice modules (=costumes) with the possibility to import the ones you already have in Diva F. In pure aesthetics, you have now an option to put a skin on your progression bar. While I think it takes too much room on the screen, some may please you. Note that if you want more, Sega has planned a looong DLC season to destroy your savings with seriously exciting stuff : the Japanese version already got Change Me, Kochi Muite Baby, Yellow and Sekiranun Graffiti, among others. Remember that if you have the extra character DLC for Diva F, you can get it free for PDF2 as it’s cross-buy.
   
   The most striking thing about gameplay is that the game became A LOT harder. If like me you’d come to master progressively the Hard mode without making wonders in Extreme, drop by the chemist’s to get some anxiolytics because you will suffer like hell. Narisumashi Ganga and 2nd Dimension Fever are inhumane, Envy Cat Walk drove me mad. It’s my concern with PDF2 : the Normal mode is still a bit too easy for returning fans, but Hard mode is discouraging sometimes.
   
   Generally speaking, the challenge has been beefed up in several ways. Remember the yellow stars for which you just had to scratch the screen continuously? That’s over, Jim! From now on, you’ll have to follow the pace. Technical zones have become a lot more technical, those bonus points are no longer offered like they used to be (Huh, God Tier Tune?). This episodeintroduces some innovations in gameplay, actually new types of stars. There’s the «big» star which is cleared by scratching the screen in two different locations, and the «linked» stars, which are normal stars with more bonus
   
   All the side content is still there and has improved. The Diva Room, the now famous dating sim is more lively than in the previous game : the number of events have doubled, they’re triggered more often, yo have new mini-games and characters show a lot more actions/reactions. Camera angles have been nerfed a lot though, especially in close-up, which is definitely unwelcomed. All the friend level parameters have been tweaked to allow a more precise progression. The much sharper graphics add greatly to the enjoyment of this Diva Room 2.0, which more than ever is a game in itself.
   
   The game comes with a dozen of new AR lives, save that now you no longer need the AR markers to organize your private performances!
   
   Despite the small hiccups in gameplay and balance, the immense delight is still the same. Project Diva F 2nd is pure and immediate joy until the end. That is, if you can see an end to a game you never really stop playing.… Expand

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6. SenshudoTV

   Jan 24, 2015

   8

   The thing is, whilst I love Project Diva f 2nd (probably more than any western 25 year old male should), it is the kind of game that doesn'tThe thing is, whilst I love Project Diva f 2nd (probably more than any western 25 year old male should), it is the kind of game that doesn't appeal to everyone. If you're a fan of Japanese music or rhythm games, then this is a no brainer, but if you're on the fence or unsure about it, I'd urge you to at least download the demo from the PSN store and see what you think. If you're fortunate enough to have both a PS3 and PSVita and are unsure as to which version to get, personally I'd go for the Vita one as the game translates perfectly to a portable console and looks every bit as beautiful on the smaller screen - and there's always Playstation TV if you then fancy taking it to the big screen (you can set the Vita to use the analogue sticks for stars too). That said, I was such a fan, that I picked up the PS3 version too (despite also having PSTV) purely to cross-save and watch the videos on a larger HD screen.… Expand

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7. ilyushin

   Nov 26, 2015

   8

   I didn't know what I was getting into, this game was pretty outside my comfort zone, but damn....Japanese rhythm game....this game is fun asI didn't know what I was getting into, this game was pretty outside my comfort zone, but damn....Japanese rhythm game....this game is fun as hell. the music is catchy and characters are super adorable. not to mention the game looks the part, and its probably the best looking game of the vita. collecting trinkets, costumes and gifts for your pop stars is pretty addicting....I'm not even an active listener of jpop, but this game pushes all the right buttons and its just plain fun if a bit challenging to start off with.… Expand

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8. Destouches

   Sep 25, 2015

   5

   As usual, SEGA delivers a wonderful rythm game experience.
   Unfortunately, this sequel has one big and unforgivable flaw: DLCs.
   If you'reAs usual, SEGA delivers a wonderful rythm game experience.
   Unfortunately, this sequel has one big and unforgivable flaw: DLCs.
   
   If you're new to the license, never mind, enjoy your 40€ to your heart content.
   But if you're a die hard fan like me, prepare to open your wallet for 25€ more: almost all the good classic songs are there, no more, no less.
   
   It's the usual deal, the game isn't finished, pay for it.
   In the end, will you give 65€ for ONE portable game ? Damn, it's still good stuff...… Expand

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