Tag Archives: Playstation 4

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X is Getting Two Modules as Free DLC in Japan

Draikin July 29, 2016 Leave a reply

Earlier on during the Japanese release of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, SEGA included an exclusive air hostess module (named “CA Style A”) for Hatsune Miku as a preorder bonus for the game. A variation of the module, named “CA Style 39”, was included with Famitsu. These two modules were part of a deal with Japanese airline company Air Do, and they will now be made available for free for both the PS4 and PS Vita version in Japan on August 25, the same day as the PS4 version is released.

Whether or not this DLC will make it to the West remains to be seen, since the Air Do partnership is not particularly relevant outside of Japan. At this point, there’s no news yet regarding Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X DLC for the West. But that’s probably only a matter of time.

The King of Fighters XIV: Team Psycho Soldier Trailer

InTheSky July 28, 2016 Leave a reply

This week’s The King of Fighters XIV trailer features Team Psycho Soldier. Everyone here should be familiar to KOF fans. The composition of this team – Athena, Sie, Chin – surpasses the force of time itself. Athena has been an idol forever, Kensou has been in love with with Athena forever, Chin has been…in love with alcohol forever. Don’t ruin a good thing, right? Unless you want to go for a wardrobe change, like Kensou did for this game.

Check out the trailer and Atlus’s description for the characters below!

Yakuza 0 Will be Released in the Americas and Europe on January 24, 2017!

Draikin July 27, 2016 Leave a reply

SEGA of America and Europe have issued a new press release announcing the release date for Yakuza 0! The game will be released on January 24, 2017 in both physical and digital form (so Europe will get physical copies as well this time around). For preorder links, you can visit the official website here. It appears it will also be possible to preorder the digital edition, although it’s not available yet at the time of writing.

Yakuza 6: New Teaser PV, Release Date, English-Subtitled Version by KHHsubs

InTheSky July 26, 2016 Leave a reply

Sega has released a major promotional video for Yakuza 6, now officially subtitled as “inochi no uta” or “poetry of life.” The trailer bills the game as the final chapter of the legend of Kazuma Kiryu. What does this mean for Kiryu and the future of the Yakuza series…?

Yakuza 6 will take place in Jingaicho, based off of Onomichi, Hiroshima, alongside the series’ mainstay location of Kamurocho. This new location is important since Haruka is involved in a life-threatening accident in Hiroshima, and this prompts Kiryu to meet several new characters and discover a new world in Hiroshima. But as we see in the video, Kiryu and Haruka are still tied to the yakuza, the Tojo Clan, and Kamurocho.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X Releases in Europe on August 30 as Digital Download-Only Title, Demo Announced for US/EU

Draikin July 22, 2016 1 Reply

SEGA of America and SEGA Europe have issued a new press release, revealing that Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X will be releasing on the PS4 and PS Vita as a digital-only title on August 30, 2016 (the same day as the release in the Americas). As such, the game will be available exclusively via the PlayStation Network. At the same time, they’ve also announced a new demo for the game, to be released on August 9. The demo contains the songs — Satisfaction, LOL -lots of laugh-, and Raspberry * Monster. In addition, the demo has various modules (costumes) to unlock, and featured the Easy and Normal difficulty (the full game has four difficulty levels). There’s also an Event Request where you can play the three songs in succession. The demo will be available on both PS4 and PS Vita, and is compatibly with PlayStation TV. Judging from the description, it appears this will be the same demo as the one released in Japan.

It’s of course unfortunate to learn that we will not be getting a physical release of the game in Europe. It appears this may have something to do with the fact that it appears SEGA Europe is still publishing the game in Europe, rather than Deep Silver. On the other hand, at least it’s a simultaneous release.

Read the press release below for more information!

Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live Receives a Rating in Australia

Draikin July 22, 2016 Leave a reply

Following Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, Gematsu reports that Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live has now also received a rating in Australia. Once again the publisher is listed as SEGA Europe, and this suggests that the game will be heading to the Americas and Europe as well. At this point however, no official announcement has been made. On a related note, Deep Silver has recently made a deal with SEGA of America and Atlus to publish several titles in Europe. As some of those titles haven’t been announced yet, it’s possible that Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live is part of that deal, but we’ll need to wait for an official announcement to find out.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X’s Photo Studio Mode And Snow Miku Pack 2010-2015 Details

Draikin July 21, 2016 Leave a reply

SEGA of Japan have posted a few new details and images from the PS4 version of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X (titled Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA HD in Japan), more specifically the game’s Photo Studio mode. This mode allows you to overlay the game’s characters on a background of your choice, including your real-life photos. You’ll also be able to adjust the characters’ pose and expression, as well as change the image brightness and color tones.

The update also mentions the “Snow Miku 2010-2015 Pack”, which was already announced earlier on. The DLC pack contains the “Snow Miku” modules from 2010 to 2015 and will be free for the first month following the release of the game in Japan, for both the PS Vita and PS4 version. Afterwards, it will cost 1000 yen (excluding tax). You can view the modules below. At this point, no announcement has been made regarding the availability of the DLC for the Americas.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD is scheduled to be released on August 25 in Japan, and August 30th in the Americas. As for Europe, we’re still waiting for an official announcement.

The King of Fighters XIV: Team China Trailer, Demo is Out

InTheSky July 19, 2016 Leave a reply

Today is the release date for The King of Fighters XIV’s demo! If you’re sick of waiting and watching other people play, this is your chance to get a taste of the game. Additionally, this week’s trailer features Team China, featuring Tung Fu Rue, and two new characters. Shun’ei of Team China will be available in the demo. Below, find Atlus’s press statement, and the team trailer.

In a little over a month, The King of Fighters XIV will release around the world. The wait is drawing to a close.

The King of Fighters XIV Demo Coming Tomorrow! Archived EVO2016 Footage!

InTheSky July 18, 2016 Leave a reply

Hopefully our anxious King of Fighters fans got to enjoy The King of Fighters XIV at EVO2016! Grand Finals concluded with fighting game expert Xiao Hai taking the victory – congratulations to him. If you missed out, then check out this archived twitch.tv broadcast.

A demo for The King of Fighters XIV was also announced at EVO2016 this past weekend! This PSBlog entry from John Hardin announces the news and offers some nice tips in terms of a brief character overview of the seven characters available. We’ll also attach a story trailer and a trailer for the new villain Antonov, alongside new screenshots (look at the PS4 theme!) and an Atlus press statement below – if you were watching the EVO2016 games on Sunday, then you might remember the story trailer!

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD Demo Now Available on PS4 in Japan

Draikin July 15, 2016 Leave a reply

A demo for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD on the PlayStation 4 has been released in Japan on the PlayStation Network. The demo features the songs “Satisfaction”, “LOL -lots of laugh-” and “Raspberry Monster” and has a download size of 525MB. Some costumes can also be unlocked by playing the demo and successfully completing the Chance Time in the songs.