Atlus has revealed a new character trailer for Persona 4: Dancing All Night, this time for Chie Satonaka. The trailer shows Chie in a variety of outfits, ranging from a redesign of her standard Persona 4 outfit to an actual Bruce Lee outfit (which is fitting, given how Chie has a passion for martial arts). Atlus has also revealed the official boxart for the game.
Project DIVA F 2nd was released almost one year ago in Japan on February 27, March 2014, and Sega plans to celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the game by releasing their 14th batch of DLC. On March 31st, Sega will be releasing two new rhythm songs in Japan: “Though a Song is Formless” and “Electric Angel”. Two matching costumes for these songs will also be made available. They’ll also be running a gift campaign for people who bought all of the 16 DLC songs released so far, offering them the P-Style CG costume module for free.
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Yosuke, one of they key characters in Persona 4, has received his own character trailer for the upcoming Persona 4: Dancing All Night. You can watch the original or subtitled version of the trailer below.
Persona 4: Dancing All Night is scheduled for a June 25 release on the PlayStation Vita in Japan.
Sega have announced their latest anime collaboration, titled Miracle Girls Festival for Playstation Vita scheduled to release sometime this Winter in Japan. The game is a massive crossover featuring girls from mostly slice of life anime using the Project Diva engine. Gameplay looks exactly like Project Diva, with similar interface for the button commands. I’m curious what unique features the game will have over Project Diva. Siliconera translated details of the game, you can check out the following list of represented anime series.
Yuru Yuri
Nyaruko: Crawling with Love F
Vividred Operation
Kiniro Mosaic
Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova
Tesagure! Bukatsumono
Wake Up, Girls!
Go! Go! 575
Nourin
Engaged to the Unidentified
Yuru Yuri is becoming a bit of a favorite with Sega, as Phantasy Star Online 2 already featured a collaboration with the anime beforehand. Interestingly, Go! Go! 575 series also sticks out because that is one of Sega’s newer multimedia projects. As you may remember, last year Sega released a Vita game titled Uta Kumi 575, another rhythm game about filling in missing lyrics done in haiku. The game cross promoted the then-airing anime adaptation.
Sega is bringing Miracle Girls Festival among their other games to AnimeJapan 2015 in playable form. Hopefully it is every bit as fun as Project Diva is.
The second batch of DLC for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd has been released in the US and the EU. Below you’ll find an overview of the 2nd batch content, complemented with screenshots. For more information on the other March DLC content, you can read our previous article here. Word of warning though: it seems the Snow Miku 2005 Costume Module is currently not listed as free for owners of the Costume Club Season Pass in the EU. There have been various problems like this with the Project DIVA F 2nd DLC releases so far, but as with the previous ones, this will probably be resolved soon.
The news is rapidly making the rounds. Compile Heart (Neptunia and Record of Agarest War developer) announced two games at the Dengeki Kanshasai 2015 today, and one of them is Neptunia VS Sega Hard Girls for the Playstation Vita. There are no other details on the game so far: no release date, no genre, etc.
It’s a crossover that does make sense – now that it’s announced I almost wonder what took so long. A franchise featuring moe anthropomorphizations of consoles meets another franchise featuring anthropomorphizations of Sega hardware. It’s worth noting that this game may be the first opportunity for the Sega hardware girls to be directly playable in a non-mobile title.
The PR manager for Atlus already teased fans about an upcoming announcement last week, and today Atlus officially announced that Lost Dimension will be heading to both North America and Europe this summer. The game, co-developed by FuRyu and Lancarse, is a tactical RPG with gameplay that seems rather similar to Sega’s Valkyria Chronicles. The game’s story revolves around a group named S.E.A.L.E.D., consisting of 11 physically gifted warriors, who are trying to stop an extraterrestrial being known as “The End” from destroying the world. However, the protagonist Sho Kasugai soon finds that The End is not their only enemy. In fact, there are traitors among S.E.A.L.E.D. who need to be “erased” before they can turn against you.
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Atlus has revealed another character trailer for Persona 4: Dancing All Night, this time featuring Kanami Mashita. While her character was only mentioned by name in Persona 4, she’ll now be one of the playable characters in Persona 4: Dancing All Night. Kanami is an idol working for the same company as Rise, and became more popular after Rise’s (temporary) retirement. She’s also one of the five members of the idol group “Kanamin Kitchen”. You can watch her character trailer below. Siliconera also has a summary of what’s being said in the trailer.
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As noted by Siliconera, the official Persona 4: Dancing All Night website has a webpage listing all the songs featured in the game. For the most part, these are original and remixed songs from earlier Persona games, although “Dance” is a new song made specifically for this game. You can find the complete list below. At the moment, you can listen to the first three songs on the website.
Today, Sega revealed the content of the three batches of DLC for Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd which will be released throughout the month of March. Available now in the US is the first of the three DLC batches (with the EU release probably soon to follow). The first batch includes the Rhythm Game Songs “The End of Solitude” by Hikarisyuyo and “To the End of Infinity” by Tsurishi P. As for new modules, the DLC features the “Black Star” module for Kagamine Rin and the “Blue Moon” module for Kagamine Len. Four UI skins have also been released (free for the first 39 days after release).
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