The large batches of Hatsune Miku Project DIVA F 2nd screenshots continue. This time, we’re introduced to the game’s Diva Room feature, new songs and modules, and shots from the opening movie.
In the Diva Room, you can encounter characters and experience fun events. In the room events, you’ll savor spending more time together, doing things like cooking and knitting. Room themes and items are also added, bringing more variety.
You’ll communicate with characters by touch with the PS Vita and by analog stick on PlayStation 3. With more interactions, you’ll see a variety of reactions.
There is a maximum limit to how many times you can engage in touch communication, and if you continue to do nothing but touch, you’ll make them upset. If that happens then you’ll be unable to touch communicate for a set amount of time. Similarly, you can give them presents, but if you do it consecutively then you’ll get the reaction, “Enough already!”
When you’ve upset someone, they’ll turn their back to you and the next time you try to touch communicate it’ll be more difficult.
New components include:
- Request Speech Bubbles: In this room, sometimes as a rare event, characters will make a request. Things like changing background music, set remodeling, wardrobe changes, etc. If you fulfill their requests, you’ll become closer.
- 10,000 Feet Alps: This is a continuation of the mini-game, “Look this way!” You’ll play this nostalgic game with Miku and friends. The speed of the song changes, so it can get difficult!
Songs shown include “Decorator” by Livetune, “Nisoku Hokou” by Deco 27, “Suki Kirai” by HoneyWorks, “Melt” by Ryo, and “Mikumiku ni Shite Ageru” by Ika_mo.
And modules shown include “Breath You” by Shirako Mugi, “Yume Miru Panda” by Yamako, “Koisuru Shirokuma” by Yamako, “Hatsune Miku V3” by iXima, “Kaito V3” by iXima, “Gothic” by Karasu-R, “Fraulein” by Hako, and “Fuwafuwa Coat” by Nananana10.
View the screenshots at the gallery. (Or download them in a 30mb zip here.) Hatsune Miku Project DIVA F 2nd is due out for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita in Japan on March 6.
