- The Adversary: City Under Siege
- Brave Arms
- Chain Lim!t
- Second: Season 1
- Commando
- Dancing Eyes HD
- Earthbound (or Mother) (Gamecube collaboration with Nintendo, Monolith Soft, tri-Crescendo)
- Extreme Force: Grant City Anti-Crime
- Frame City Killer
- Katamari (DS Version)
- Let’s Play Golf
- Magic Formation WARS
- Nandemo!? Taihoman
- Pac-Man Ghost Zone
- Plague of Darkness
- Snake Plissken Chronicles
- Star Blade: Operation Blue Planet
- Super GPS Pac-Man
- Tales of Legendia
- Wonder Momo 2
- Xevious 3D Reboot
Vocal Synth Music (trope that does index)
Vocal Synth Music is a Japan-centered internet music subculture focusing on "vocal synths", or singing voice synthesizers. It is commonly called simply "Vocaloid music" (Japanese: ボカロnote ) due to the prominence of the Vocaloid software in the scene.
While non-"Vocaloid-type" singing voice synthesizers have existed, none of them have achieved quite the level of community following as Vocaloid did.
is a general term for voice synthesizer software and voice banks within the eponymous Vocal Synth music community. Though all voice synthesizers can technically come under the "Vocal Synth" umbrella, the vocal synths that its eponymous community specifically focuses on are externally characterized, "digital singer"-type singing voice synthesizers like Hatsune Miku.
Originating from the explosion of Vocaloid music on Nico Nico Douga, the vocal synth community is a Japan-centered internet music subculture
While singing voice synthesizers had existed before Vocaloid, Vocaloid's choice to market its voice banks as distinctive characters gave the
See also Virtual Celebrity—while that trope focuses on the fantasy of virtual idols, this index focuses on the reality of characterized singing voice synthesizers.
