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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd
Developer(s)	Sega Crypton Future Media
Publisher(s)	Sega
Series	Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Platform(s)	PlayStation Vita,PlayStation 3
Release date(s)	JP March 27, 2014 NA Q3 2014 EU Q3 2014
Genre(s)	Rhythm game
Mode(s)	Single-player

Development

The game was publicly announced on 9 July 2013 in a preview for the July 25th issue of Enterbrain's Famitsu magazine. It was reported that at the time of the announcement, development of the game was 39% complete.

The character modules are designed by Kuushin, Nezuki, and Sakura/Alice. The full original cast from the previous game is set to be present in Project Diva F 2nd.

An initial preview playable demo for the PlayStation Vita featuring three songs was made available from 17–23 October 2013. A second demo was released on the Japanese PlayStation Network following the game's release.

Gameplay

The game is set to have a similar play style to its predecessor, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F, whilst featuring new songs, returning songs from previous games, and character modules.New in-game mechanisms original to the game include sliding touchscreen notes, and double scratch notes. The DIVA room also features various minigames that can be played, including a clapping game.Another new addition to Project DIVA F 2nd over the previous game is the ability to change skins for the rhythm game mode, where decorative skin designs can be downloaded as DLC. The game features cross-save support between PS Vita and PS3 systems. The game tutorial, featuring "Ievan Polkka" just like the previous game, now also includes an extreme mode for advanced players in addition to the standard tutorial for beginners.


When played on a PS Vita TV device, the rhythm game features will be available, however AR features relying on the handheld PS Vita's camera will not be accessible. TheDualShock 3 controls will be identical to the PS3 version, and a timing adjustment function will be available to take into account of television display lag, just like with the PS3 version.

Reception

The game was given a review score of 37/40 by Famitsu for the PS Vita version, and 36/40 for the PS3 version. During the first week of release in Japan, the PS Vita version of the game sold 98,628 physical retail copies, ranking first place amongst all software sales in Japan within that week, whilst the PS3 version sold 59,965 physical retail copies, taking third place.

Song list 

A total of 40 playable songs are confirmed to be available in the initial game,in addition to another set of songs exclusively for AR Mode, and plans for additional downloadable content to be released in the future. Individual songs appearing within the game are listed below.

Song List
Song Name	Performed By	Producer
Ievan Polkka (Tutorial mode)	Hatsune Miku	Otomania
"Akatsuki Arrival" (アカツキアライヴァル)	Hatsune Miku	Last Note
"Glory 3usi9"	Hatsune Miku	Nanou
"Two Breaths Walking" (二息歩行)	Hatsune Miku	DECO*27
"Like Dislike" (スキキライ)	Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len	HoneyWorks
"Yubikiri" (指切り)	Hatsune Miku	Scop
"Blackjack"	Megurine Luka	Yucha-P
"Karakuri Pierrot" (からくりピエロ)	Hatsune Miku	40mP
"Spoofing Genga" (なりすましゲンガー)	Kagamine Rin Hatsune Miku	KulfiQ
"Knife"	Kagamine Rin Hatsune Miku Kagamine Len	Reruriri
"This is the Happiness and Peace of Mind Committee" (こちら、幸福安心委員会です。)	Hatsune Miku	Utata-P
"Cantarella ~grace edition~" (カンタレラ ~grace edition~)	KAITO Hatsune Miku	Kurousa P
"Hello, Worker"	Megurine Luka	KEI
"Meteor" (メテオ)	Hatsune Miku	John Zeroness
"Kowase Kowase" (壊せ壊せ)	MEIKO	ELVN
"soundless voice"	Kagamine Len Kagamine Rin (guest)	ひとしずく×やま△
"Erase or Zero"	KAITO Kagamine Len	Crystal P
"Kagerou Days" (カゲロウデイズ)	Hatsune Miku	Jin
"Envy Catwalk" (エンヴィキャットウォーク)	Hatsune Miku	Toma
"DECORATOR"	Hatsune Miku Kagamine Rin (guest) Kagamine Len (guest) Megurine Luka (guest) KAITO (guest) MEIKO (guest)	livetune
"Nijigen Dream Fever" (二次元ドリームフィーバー?)	Hatsune Miku	PolyphonicBranch
"Packaged"	Hatsune Miku	livetune
"Pair of Wintry Winds" (番凩 Tsugai Kogarashi)	MEIKO KAITO	hinayukki@仕事してP
"Clover Club" (クローバー♣クラブ)	Hatsune Miku	Yuuyu-P
"Miracle Paint" (ミラクルペイント)	Hatsune Miku	OSTER project
"Colorful x Melody" (カラフル×メロディ)	Hatsune Miku Kagamine Rin	Team MOER
"A Thousand Year Solo" (千年の独奏歌)	KAITO	yanagiP
"Meltdown" (炉心融解)	Kagamine Rin	Iroha(sasaki)
"Luka Luka★Night Fever" (ルカルカ★ナイトフィーバー)	Megurine Luka	samfree
"SPiCa -39′s Giving Day Edition-"	Hatsune Miku	Toku-P
"Romeo and Cinderella" (ロミオとシンデレラ)	Hatsune Miku	doriko
"Kokoro" (ココロ)	Kagamine Rin	Travolta
"Musunde Hiraite Rasetsu to Mukuro" (結ンデ開イテ羅刹ト骸)	Hatsune Miku	Hachi
"Double Lariat" (ダブルラリアット)	Megurine Luka	Agoaniki
"Paradichlorobenzene" (パラジクロロベンゼン)	Kagamine Len	Owata-P
"Ura-Omote Lovers" (裏表ラバーズ)	Hatsune Miku	wowaka-P
"The Intense Singing of Hatsune Miku" (初音ミクの激唱)	Hatsune Miku	cosmo@暴走-P
"Melt" (メルト)	Hatsune Miku	ryo
"Sakura no Ame" (桜ノ雨)	Hatsune Miku	halyosy
"Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru [Shite Yanyo]" (みくみくにしてあげる♪【してやんよ】)	Hatsune Miku	ika_mo
"World is Mine" (ワールドイズマイン)	Hatsune Miku	ryo
"Sweet Devil"	Hatsune Miku	八王子P (Hachioji-P)
"Cat Food" (キャットフード)	Hatsune Miku	doriko
"Piano×Forte×Scandal" (ピアノ×フォルテ×スキャンダル)	MEIKO	OSTER project
"Tokyo Teddy Bear" (東京テディベア?)	Kagamine Rin	Neru
"glow"	Hatsune Miku	keeno
"Tell Your World" (DLC)	Hatsune Miku	kz(livetune)
"ODDS&ENDS" (DLC)	Hatsune Miku	ryo (Supercell)

• Songs with no background are new songs first introduced in Project DIVA F 2nd.
• Songs with a red background are returning songs from earlier Project DIVA games.
• Songs with a green background are "Re:Create songs" with new PVs.
• Songs with an orange background are playable DLC songs, and must be purchased on the PlayStation Network.
• Songs with a yellow background are songs only available in AR Mode or Live Stage Mode.

Kagamine Rin & Len

Kagamine Rin / Len (鏡音リン ・レン) are Japanese VOCALOIDs developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and were initially released in December 2007 for the VOCALOID2engine. They are part of the Character Vocal Series and are both Character Voice Vocaloids. Both of them are twins, thet also part of Project Diva f character. Their ages are 15 year old and both of them have their own favorites food. Rin loves Oranges and Len loves Bananas



Kagamine Rin in PDF 2nd



Kagamine Len in PDF 2nd

Megurine Luka

Megurine Luka (巡音ルカ) is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and was initially released in January 2009 for the VOCALOID2 engine. She is part of the Character Vocal Series and is a Character Voice Vocaloid. She is one of 6 character in the game. Her age is 20 year old and she loves Tuna~

MEIKO

Meiko is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and was initially released in November 2004 for the first VOCALOID engine. She is the older vocaloid and she is also the character in the game. Her age is unknown too... Her favorite food is One Cup Ozeki (sake).






MEIKO in PDF 2nd

Glory 3usi9 Screenshoot




SPiCa -39′s Giving Day Edition- Screenshoot





Knife Screenshoot

Gameplay

The game will retain the same basic gameplay mechanics from the series, albeit with several new changes. Most notably being the addition of the "Star" symbol to the game's existing symbols of cross, circle, square, triangle and arrows. The "Star" symbol represents the "Scratch" move where instead of pressing the face buttons as usual, players rub the screen or flick the analogue stick, depending on which system is being used.

"Chance Time" has been modified from previous installments, with each successful beat filling a star shaped gauge on the bottom left of the screen. When filled, it triggers a final scratch symbol that, if successfully scored, will change the outcome of the scene. Another new mechanic is the "Technical Zone" mechanic. When it occurs during a song, players must maintain an uninterrupted combo within that time limit for bonus points. Additional features like DIVA Room and Edit Mode will also be returning with additional features.

The game will see a large improvement graphically over its predecessors in light of the PlayStation Vita's higher processing power compared to the PlayStation Portable. The models in the game will also be based on the PlayStation Portable predecessors rather than theDreamy Theater models which has a slightly different art style. There will also be improvements in the animations of the characters such as smoother movements for Miku's hair and Rin's ribbons. The game will also feature improved facial expressions and lighting with real-time lighting computation being added into the game.

Development

Development for the game first began in 2011 before the previous entry in the series, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Extend. The game is jointly developed by the development teams behind the PlayStation Portable entries in the series as well as the team behind the Arcade entry in the series. A new entry in the Project DIVA series was first teased by Sega on Christmas Day 2011, when Sega released a teaser video on YouTube with footage of Hatsune Miku singing two different songs and the words "Coming 2012" at the end of the trailer. On April 9, 2012 Sega posted a teaser site online announcing that they would be revealing the next entry in the Project DIVA series on April 12, 2012.

The game was then officially revealed on April 12, 2012 as a multiplatform game for both the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 3 making the series' official debut on both platforms, both Dreamy Theater software for the PS3 were not actual full games for the console. A recent "store-front trailer" shows off a new feature – officially called "Photo Studio". Development will be focused on the PlayStation Vita first before being shifted over to the PlayStation 3 at the later part of its development cycle and hence the Vita version will release earlier in 2012 with the PS3 version releasing in 2013. The release date for the Vita version of the game, was later announced as August 20, 2012 in an issue of the Japanese gaming magazine, Dengeki PlayStation.

The game was also present at a booth at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2012, where a partially translated version of the game was playable. The game featured two songs, both in Japanese as well as Japanese lyrics but with English menu items. The demo was placed there in order to gauge interest for the game for a potential localization and the response was said to be good, although there were no official plans to localize the game at the time. On March 7, 2013, the day of the PS3 version's Japanese release, Sega posted an image of Miku on their English Facebook page, asking fans to like and share the image if they would like to see the PS3 version of the game released in Western territories. On June 6, 2013, Sega confirmed the game will be released in Western territories in August 2013. The game will receive a retail release in North America, as well as a digital release on the PlayStation Network in North America and Europe. In November 2013, Project Diva f for PlayStation Vita was announced for America and Europe for early 2014.

Reception

Having taken first place on the Japanese sales charts in its debut week, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F has been announced for release in Europe or North America. PlayStation LifeStyle's import review was very favorable, calling the main portion of the rhythm game "as solid as they come" and recommending it to importers.

Song list

There are a total of 44 songs available between Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA f/F. 33 songs (32 new and 1 old) are obtained normally by playing through the game, 4 songs are only available through AR Mode, 1 song is DLC and must be purchased from the PlayStation Network, and 6 are included with Project DIVA F, but will be released later as DLC for f.