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* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F'' ''[=2nd=]'' (PS3/Vita, 2014)
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** The buttons are arranged in a line, rather than a diamond like the signature [=PlayStation=] diamond.
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** The buttons are arranged in a line, rather than a diamond like the signature [=PlayStation=] diamond. [[DamnYouMuscleMemory Anyone not accustomed to this button setup is advised to play on lower difficulties first to adapt to it.]]
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** The buttons are arranged in a line, rather than a diamond like the signature [=PlayStation=] diamond.
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** Normal mode actually uses all four buttons.
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* XMeetsY: Gameplay-wise, it's ''EliteBeatAgents'' meets ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''.
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* XMeetsY: Gameplay-wise, it's ''EliteBeatAgents'' meets ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''. With a bit of ''VideoGame/PopnMusic'' if you're playing ''DIVA Arcade''.
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* XMeetsY: Gameplay-wise, it's ''EliteBeatAgents'' meets ''VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution''.
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** The [[MercyInvincibility safety mode]] at the beginning of the game.
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** The [[MercyInvincibility safety mode]] at the beginning of the game.each stage.
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* OddballInTheSeries: ''DIVA Arcade'' takes a few liberties from its handheld and console counterparts:
** The [[MercyInvincibility safety mode]] at the beginning of the game.
** The game runs at 60 frames per second instead of 30. Not even ''Project DIVA F'' on [=PlayStation=] 3 runs at more than 30 FPS.
** Holds are no longer mandatory. Holding a hold note down simply gives you bonus points, up to 3000 per hold note if another note of the same button doesn't appear early enough to interrupt the hold.
** "Chord" notes now use different buttons. On harder difficulties, chords of 3 and 4 buttons are not uncommon.
** The [[MercyInvincibility safety mode]] at the beginning of the game.
** The game runs at 60 frames per second instead of 30. Not even ''Project DIVA F'' on [=PlayStation=] 3 runs at more than 30 FPS.
** Holds are no longer mandatory. Holding a hold note down simply gives you bonus points, up to 3000 per hold note if another note of the same button doesn't appear early enough to interrupt the hold.
** "Chord" notes now use different buttons. On harder difficulties, chords of 3 and 4 buttons are not uncommon.
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* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: In some games, there's the Diva Room, which lets you decorate the Vocaloids' rooms.
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* MercyInvincibility: In ''DIVA Arcade'', you're granted a brief period of "safety" at the beginning of the song; your LifeMeter is restrained from falling below a certain amount until the safety wears off.
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* LicensedGame: In two ways. It's themed around the Crypton-produced Vocaloids (this unfortunately means no Gumi or Gakupo, for instance) and a few fan derivatives, and technically, every single song is a licensed song, since they're preexisting songs made by producers who are not SEGA staff.
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* LicensedGame: In two ways. It's themed around the Crypton-produced Vocaloids (this unfortunately means no Gumi or Gakupo, for instance) and a few fan derivatives, and technically, every single song is a licensed song, since they're preexisting songs made by producers who are not SEGA or even Crypton staff.
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* LicensedGame: In two ways. It's themed around the Crypton-produced Vocaloids (this unfortunately means no Gumi or Gakupo, for instance) and a few fan derivatives, and technically, every single song is a licensed song, since they're preexisting songs made by producers who are not SEGA staff.
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** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease F]]'' (PS3, 2013)
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** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease F]]'' F]]''[[labelnote:*]]Note the use of the capital F rather than a fortissimo[[/labelnote]] (PS3, 2013)
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* LifeMeter: Like in many other rhythm games. However, you also need to finish the song with at least a certain percentage of COOL or GOOD judgements to clear the song properly.
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** Clear ratings, from worst to best, are MISS×TAKE[[hottip:*:Failed to finish the song]], CHEAP[[hottip:*:Finished the song, but hit an insufficient amount of notes]], STANDARD[[hottip:*:Passing grade]], GREAT[[hottip:*:Better than Standard]], EXCELLENT[[hottip:*:Missed only a few notes]] and, finally, PERFECT[[hottip:*:This one speaks for itself.]].
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** Clear ratings, from worst to best, are MISS×TAKE[[hottip:*:Failed to finish the song]], song, changed to DROP×OUT in F's English release]], CHEAP[[hottip:*:Finished the song, but hit an insufficient amount of notes]], notes, changed to LOUSY in F's English release]], STANDARD[[hottip:*:Passing grade]], GREAT[[hottip:*:Better than Standard]], EXCELLENT[[hottip:*:Missed only a few notes]] and, finally, PERFECT[[hottip:*:This one speaks for itself.]].
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* IntercourseWithYou: "magnet" from ''[=2nd=]'' has some veeeeery raunchy lyrics in-between all the {{gayngst}}.
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* IntercourseWithYou: "magnet" from ''[=2nd=]'' has some veeeeery raunchy lyrics in-between all ''A lot'' of the {{gayngst}}.songs. To name a few, there's "magnet", "Romeo & Cinderella", "E? Aa, sou", "Iroha Uta"...
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[[caption-width-right:250:Hatsune Miku and her merry friends.[[hottip:*:From left to right, Kagamine Len Kagamine, Rin Kagamine, and Rin, Hatsune Miku, and Megurine Luka. Not pictured: Kaito and Meiko.]]]]
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The aim of the game is simple. Hit the buttons in time to the music until you win! This task is spiced up by detailed, unique 3D music videos for each song, as well as quite frankly ridiculous bonus difficulties. The series hasn't left Japan yet[[hottip:*:Except for the ''Miku Flick'' [=iOS=] titles, and Sega have teased a localisation of ''F'']], but it's relatively import-friendly.
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The aim of the game is simple. Hit the buttons in time to the music until you win! This task is spiced up by detailed, unique 3D music videos for each song, as well as quite frankly ridiculous bonus difficulties. The series hasn't left Japan yet[[hottip:*:Except for is officially making its overseas debut in August 2013 with ''Project DIVA F'', but the ''Miku Flick'' [=iOS=] titles, and Sega have teased a localisation of ''F'']], but it's other games are relatively import-friendly.
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* NoExportForYou: Everything that isn't ''Miku Flick'' is subject to this. [[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151538674841796&set=a.133608051795.134727.28248536795&type=1&theater Sega are considering releasing the PS3 version in the West, though.]]
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* NoExportForYou: Everything that isn't Finally averted with ''Miku Flick'' is subject to this. [[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151538674841796&set=a.133608051795.134727.28248536795&type=1&theater Sega are considering releasing and ''Project DIVA F'', although the PS3 version in the West, though.]]PSP and 3DS games remain Japan-only.
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* UpdatedRerelease: ''[=2nd#=]'' fixes several bugs and niggles, speeds up load times, and comes with a free DLC code that gives you all of ''extend'''s costumes to use. ''extend'' could be considered this to ''[=2nd=]'', especially seeing as how it's working title was ''[=2nd extend=]''. In a more traditional example, ''F'' is a re-release of ''ƒ''.
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* UpdatedRerelease: ''[=2nd#=]'' fixes several bugs and niggles, speeds up load times, and comes with a free DLC code that gives you all of ''extend'''s costumes to use. ''extend'' could be considered this to ''[=2nd=]'', especially seeing as how it's working title was ''[=2nd extend=]''.''Project DIVA 2.5''. In a more traditional example, ''F'' is a re-release of ''ƒ''.
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* ''Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project mirai 2'' (3DS, 2013)
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The opening movies are all that remain of ''Project DIVA'''s planned story mode.
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* BreatherLevel: "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru" is the penultimate song of ''[=2nd=]'', and it's far easier than what came before, and [[NintendoHard what comes after]].
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* BreatherLevel: "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru" is the penultimate song of ''[=2nd=]'', and it's far easier than what came before, and [[NintendoHard what comes after]].
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* AllJustADream: "Gigantic Girl"'s music video, featuring a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin giant-sized Miku]] ''fighting Godzilla'', is all in her head.
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* BreakUpSong: "Koi wa Sensou"[[hottip:*:"Love is War"]] from the first game is about a particularly bad break-up.
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* BreakUpSong: "Koi wa Sensou"[[hottip:*:"Love is War"]] from the first game is about a particularly bad break-up.break-up, sung from the break-uppee's perspective. "Just Be Friends" from ''[=2nd=]'' and ''extend'' is a softer example, sung from the break-upper's perspective.
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* BreakUpSong: "Koi wa Sensou"[[hottip:*:"Love is War"]] from the first game is about a particularly bad break-up.
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* WordSaladLyrics: "[=PoPiPo=]"'s English verse is absolutely ''full'' of this.
-->''Let's take, you are lovin' it!''
-->''Vegetable juice''
-->''You must love this drink, I've decided now!''
-->''So take now, with true heart, vegetable juice''
-->''It costs just two dollars!''
-->''Let's take, you are lovin' it!''
-->''Vegetable juice''
-->''You must love this drink, I've decided now!''
-->''So take now, with true heart, vegetable juice''
-->''It costs just two dollars!''
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* DuetBonding: "World's End Dancehall" from ''ƒ'' has Miku and Luka facing off in a heated dance battle, only for them to hit it off at the end when they realise the crowd loves it.
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* IntercourseWithYou: "magnet" from ''[=2nd=]'' has some veeeeery raunchy lyrics in-between all the {{gayngst}}.
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* SillyLoveSongs: Several. "Melt" and "Ai Kotoba", for example.
* ThreeMinutesOfWrithing: Some of the music videos are this, such as "Change me" from ''[=2nd=]''.
* ThreeMinutesOfWrithing: Some of the music videos are this, such as "Change me" from ''[=2nd=]''.
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* DownloadableContent: New songs, new modules, et cetera. ''extend'' had most of ''[=2nd=]'''s DLC included.
* FollowTheLeader: 2013 saw the release of ''Megpoid the Music#'', a similar rhythm game for the PSP featuring the popular {{Vocaloid}} GUMI.
* NintendoHard: Extreme mode is this by the bucketloads. Special mention goes to ''[=2nd=]'''s absolutely ''evil'' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE2DN9ztRYI final song.]]
* NoExportForYou: Everything that isn't ''Miku Flick'' is subject to this. [[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151538674841796&set=a.133608051795.134727.28248536795&type=1&theater Sega are considering releasing the PS3 version in the West, though.]]
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* RhythmGame: [[CaptainObvious Yes.]]
* UpdatedRerelease: ''[=2nd#=]'' fixes several bugs and niggles, speeds up load times, and comes with a free DLC code that gives you all of ''extend'''s costumes to use. ''extend'' could be considered this to ''[=2nd=]'', especially seeing as how it's working title was ''[=2nd extend=]''. In a more traditional example, ''F'' is a re-release of ''ƒ''.
* UpdatedRerelease: ''[=2nd#=]'' fixes several bugs and niggles, speeds up load times, and comes with a free DLC code that gives you all of ''extend'''s costumes to use. ''extend'' could be considered this to ''[=2nd=]'', especially seeing as how it's working title was ''[=2nd extend=]''. In a more traditional example, ''F'' is a re-release of ''ƒ''.
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[[hottip:*:From left to right, Len Kagamine, Rin Kagamine, Hatsune Miku, and Megurine Luka. Not pictured: Kaito and Meiko.]]]]
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* AndYourRewardIsClothes: So very, very much. Each game has ''massive'' amounts of costumes (called "modules") to unlock. Obviously, most of them are Miku's.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Those used to later games may be put off by the first game's lack of Extreme mode, "hold" notes, and songs that ''aren't'' performed by Miku.
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*JigglePhysics: Meiko and Luka got it going on in ''ƒ''.
*OldSaveBonus: Having the original game's save on your memory stick will net you all of its costumes for free, plus an exclusive DIVA Room poster and title, in the sequel. Likewise, having a ''[=2nd=]'' save will get you all of its costumes and such for ''extend''.
*RankInflation: Being a rhythm game series, this is obviously present.
**Clear ratings, from worst to best, are MISS×TAKE[[hottip:*:Failed to finish the song]], CHEAP[[hottip:*:Finished the song, but hit an insufficient amount of notes]], STANDARD[[hottip:*:Passing grade]], GREAT[[hottip:*:Better than Standard]], EXCELLENT[[hottip:*:Missed only a few notes]] and, finally, PERFECT[[hottip:*:This one speaks for itself.]].
*UpdatedRerelease: ''[=2nd#=]'' fixes several bugs and niggles, speeds up load times, and comes with a free DLC code that gives you all of ''extend'''s costumes to use. ''extend'' could be considered this to ''[=2nd=]'', especially seeing as how it's working title was ''[=2nd extend=]''.
*ZettaiRyouiki: Miku and Luka, of course.
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'''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA''' is a series of {{Vocaloid}}-themed [[RhythmGame rhythm games]] released by {{Sega}}. As the title may very vaguely imply, Miku is front and center, although the other Crypton Vocaloids[[hottip:*:Namely, Rin, Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito.]] get their share of the spotlight, as well.
The aim of the game is simple. Hit the buttons in time to the music until you win! This task is spiced up by detailed, unique 3D music videos for each song, as well as quite frankly ridiculous bonus difficulties. The series hasn't left Japan yet[[hottip:*:Except for the ''Miku Flick'' [=iOS=] titles, and Sega have teased a localisation of ''F'']], but it's relatively import-friendly.
!!!Main series games
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' (PSP, 2009)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade'' ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Arcade]], 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[=2nd=]'' (PSP, 2010)
** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[=2nd=]''''[[UpdatedRerelease #]]'' (PSP, 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA extend'' (PSP, 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA ƒ'' (Vita, 2012)
** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease F]]'' (PS3, 2013)
!!!Spin-off titles
* ''Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project mirai'' (3DS, 2012)
* ''Miku Flick'' (iOS, 2012)
* ''Miku'' ''[=Flick/02=]'' (iOS, 2012)
* ''Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project mirai 2'' (3DS, 2013)
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!This series provides examples of:
*AndYourRewardIsClothes: So very, very much. Each game has ''massive'' amounts of costumes (called "modules") to unlock. Obviously, most of them are Miku's.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Those used to later games may be put off by the first game's lack of Extreme mode, "hold" notes, and songs that ''aren't'' performed by Miku.
[[caption-width-right:250:Hatsune Miku and her merry friends.]]
'''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA''' is a series of {{Vocaloid}}-themed [[RhythmGame rhythm games]] released by {{Sega}}. As the title may very vaguely imply, Miku is front and center, although the other Crypton Vocaloids[[hottip:*:Namely, Rin, Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito.]] get their share of the spotlight, as well.
The aim of the game is simple. Hit the buttons in time to the music until you win! This task is spiced up by detailed, unique 3D music videos for each song, as well as quite frankly ridiculous bonus difficulties. The series hasn't left Japan yet[[hottip:*:Except for the ''Miku Flick'' [=iOS=] titles, and Sega have teased a localisation of ''F'']], but it's relatively import-friendly.
!!!Main series games
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' (PSP, 2009)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade'' ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Arcade]], 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[=2nd=]'' (PSP, 2010)
** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[=2nd=]''''[[UpdatedRerelease #]]'' (PSP, 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA extend'' (PSP, 2011)
* ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA ƒ'' (Vita, 2012)
** ''Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease F]]'' (PS3, 2013)
!!!Spin-off titles
* ''Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project mirai'' (3DS, 2012)
* ''Miku Flick'' (iOS, 2012)
* ''Miku'' ''[=Flick/02=]'' (iOS, 2012)
* ''Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project mirai 2'' (3DS, 2013)
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!This series provides examples of:
*AndYourRewardIsClothes: So very, very much. Each game has ''massive'' amounts of costumes (called "modules") to unlock. Obviously, most of them are Miku's.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Those used to later games may be put off by the first game's lack of Extreme mode, "hold" notes, and songs that ''aren't'' performed by Miku.
