Idea Factory International has released the opening movie (in both an NA and EU version) and new battle screenshots for their upcoming PlayStation Vita RPG Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls. The game is scheduled to be released in North America on October 18 and Europe on October 21, and will be available as a digital and a physical release. The game is also compatible with the PlayStation TV. You can view the opening movie and screenshots below!
SEGA have updated the Valkyria: Azure Revolution website with some new previews of the preorder bonuses available at various. While we usually do get preorder bonuses in the West for SEGA games, in Japan there are typically a lot more preorder items, all spread across different retailers. As a result, it can be difficult deciding which retailer you want to purchase from. We included the previews of all the preorder items below (you can hover over the images for a description). You can view the retailers they’re available from on the official website.
SEGA has published a new story trailer for Valkyria: Azure Revolution in conjunction with Tokyo Game Show 2016. It showcases the large cast of the game, focusing especially on Amleth and Cordelia’s separate paths. Amleth, a man whose path in the story is not straightforward, due to his involvement in the Circle of Five, seems to be portrayed as a morally ambiguous and somewhat extreme character. Then there is Ophelia of the Jutland Kingdom, who is naturally opposed to the Valkyria named Brynhildr, aligned with the Rus Empire.
There’s certainly a lot of heavy drama and political intrigue planned for this game. Watch the trailer below! in addition, someone recorded the live stream from SEGA where they played through the new demo, and uploaded it to YouTube. The new demo features a lot of changes compared to the first one, based on feedback from the fans. You can find both videos below.
Idea Factory International has launched the preorders for its limited edition of Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls in North America and Europe. We included the links to the store below, as well as a new (and rather weird) trailer from Idea Factory International that shows what’s included in the Limited Edition in the game. You can watch it below! For more information on the Limited Edition, take a look at our previous article.
Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls will be released for the PS Vita on October 18 in North America and October 21 in Europe.
The next Tokyo Game Show will be taking place from September 15 to 18, and in preparation of the event SEGA have launched a new website detailing their lineup of games. At the moment, the websites lists Yakuza 6, Valkyria; Azure Revolution, Puyo Puyo Chronicle and Persona 5, all of which will be playable at the event.
The latest Japanese videogame sales results from Media Create have been released, and they paint a rather bleak picture for the first week of sales for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD. The game entered the charts at number 8, with a total of 12.915 copies sold. While it was to be expected that the PS4 version wouldn’t do better than the PS Vita version, these sales are still worse than expected. For reference, the PS Vita version sold 69,438 copies in its first week, which in itself was already a low number for a series once capable of selling over 200,000 copies in its first week.
SEGA has released a new trailer for Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, which is out now in both the Americas and Europe, for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita! Earlier on we posted our full review of the game. In Europe, the game is only available digitally on the PlayStation store, for the price of €44.99 for the PS4 version and €29.99 for the PS Vita version. Purchase details for the Americas can be found on the official website. For DLC details, take a look at our previous article here. You can view the launch trailer below, as well as the full press release!
If you’re looking into streaming or posting videos on YouTube with footage from SEGA’s upcoming rhythm game Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, there are a few things you’ll need to watch out for. This article is intended to give people an overview of the various copyright claims tied to the currently known tracks in the game. However, do understand that Segalization takes no responsibility whatsoever regarding any copyright strikes or Content ID claims that may be targeted at your Youtube channel if you upload Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X videos. The information here could change at any time, and videos that are safe to upload now may end up getting your channel banned tomorrow. We simply have no control over that. With that out of the way, read on for our findings regarding uploading videos with footage from Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X to YouTube.
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X is the latest game in SEGA’s Project DIVA rhythm game series, and also the first to be released on the PlayStation 4. While there’s also a PlayStation Vita version (of which I played the Japanese import), it’s the English PlayStation 4 version that I’ll be reviewing here. With Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, SEGA made several big changes to the traditional Project DIVA formula, perhaps in an attempt to revitalize the franchise which appears to be showing some fatigue in Japan. The question is if the changes were for the better? Read on to find out my thoughts on that!
SEGA has revealed the release date for Valkyria Azure Revolution in Japan. The game will launch on January 19 for the price on PlayStation 4 (7,990 yen) and PlayStation Vita (6,990 yen). The existence of a PlayStation Vita version is actually a big surprise, as the game was initially only confirmed for PlayStation 4. You can view a new trailer below, which doesn’t yet show the gameplay changes made to the game. For that, we’ll have to wait for the new demo, which will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show in September. The new demo will later on be made available in October on the Playstation Network for those who get a code at the Tokyo Game Show, or those who already owned a demo code for the previous demo. A new in-game screenshot, which you can view below, does show the new UI in action.