But what caught my interest the most was the fact that the Vocals were 100% synthesized. It was in a style I had never seen before. The first thing that caught my eye was the visuals. This was the first Vocaloid video I ever saw. But then on December 15th, 2007, he linked me to the 3DPV of “Melody…” (or Melody.exe as some call it) from nicovideo on the day it was uploaded. I didn’t show a whole lot of interest at the time. So I’ll tell you the story of how I came to be where I am today.īack in late 2007, a friend of mine in Singapore who now goes by the name of Fuzzy (and one of the owners of kyourankyodai) was often mentioning this odd female character with teal colored twin tails. This is a song and a 3DPV that deserves a special mention from me, because mikuru396 is the entire reason I’m here right now. Is that another life-sized Hatsune Miku figurine I see, or the old one from Sapporo earlier this year? It’s in Japanese of course, but there’s something interesting in the bottom image. To view the site about the event, click the banner above. The event is set to run until September 2nd. The third floor is where the Project Diva F gaming sessions take place. The featured songs will be “Weekender Girl”, “Odds & Ends”, and “Time Machine”. Mini concerts will take place on floor 2 a couple times a day for 15 minutes intervals. The building will divide the action into three sections so that each attraction goes undisturbed. There they will be holding regular small live performance events, as well as an area with playable copies of Project Diva F well before the game is even set to launch. How many of you managed to stay up last night and watch the live Voca Nico Night performance on Nicovideo last night? Quite an event, right? It was an awesome way for them to kick off the start of a 7 week event called “Joypolis”. To show just how big the change is, I found two images of similar styles that compares the 20 versions side-by-side. This will certainly lead to some challenges for SEGA, Crypton, and Goodsmile Company’s design teams, but it will be interesting to see the products that result from the design. This is the winning Snow Miku 2013 design. This will be the biggest change to the Snow Miku design to date, which shows Miku fully adorned in a traditional kimono. In unrelated news, how many of you have heard the announcement of the new Snow Miku 2013 design? The contest on Piapro had a few very interesting finalist designs, and the winner comes as quite a surprise. The minimum supported devices include the iPhone 3GS (8GB not supported), iPod Touch 3nd gen (8GB not supported), and the iPad. The launch date for Miku Flick 2 is not yet announced. So if you haven’t played it yet, you can grab it here. The first game launched with a price of $15 USD, which has since dropped to just $11. This should also translate to a cheaper prices on the international stores. The game will cost less (900 JPY for Miku Flick 2, versus 1200 JPY for the first).
9 songs will be available from the start, while the 10th song remains an unlockable mystery, although some suspect it will be Hatsune Miku no Gekishou (The Singing Passion of Hatsune Miku). The new game will offer 10 new songs, 3 less than the previous game. SEGA has just announced and is preparing to roll out the next game in the series, Miku Flick 2. It’s only been four months since the release of the first Miku Flick game for iPhone, which proved to be a largely popular success with it’s international release on the iTunes market. Click to visit the official Miku Flick 2 page.
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