Exophase has revealed the trophy list for SEGA’s upcoming PlayStation VR game, Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live. These appear to be for the game’s 1st stage only, not the 2nd and 3rd stage that will be released later on. You can find the complete list on Exophase’s website. We also included the list below. Keep in mind that these do reveal some of the content in the game (although there’s nothing that can really be deemed as spoilers in a game like this).
Enhance Games has uploaded a new video giving us a behind the scenes look at the development of Rez Infinite. In the video Tetsuya Mizuguchi looks back at the release of the first Rez, and explains his goals with this improved version of the original. You can find the video below!
Rez Infinite is scheduled to be released as a PlayStation VR launch title on October 13 in North America and Europe.
We already know Rez Infinite, the port of the original Rez to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR, was getting a new area added to the game, called “Area X”. Enhance Games has now released the first trailer featuring this new area, and I’m quite impressed by the result. It also reminds me quite a bit of Rez’s spiritual successor, Child of Eden. Rather than try to explain why I found it so impressive, I’ll just ask you to watch the trailer below. Let us know what you think about the new area in the comments or on our social media!
SEGA recently announced the publishing of the first trailer for Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live. This VR title from SEGA is being released through PlayStation Network and incrementally, through “Stages”. The “1st Stage” is due for release next month in Japan (13th) and North America and Europe (14th). Songs for 1st Stage include:
SEGA have revealed the pricing and preorder details for Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live in Japan. Starting now until October 12 (one day before the release of PlayStation VR), you can preorder the “All Stage Pack” on the Japanese PlayStation store for the price of 7,560 yen (tax included), which is around $74 or €66. The pack will include all three “Stages” that are planned for the game. Individually, these stages will cost 2,500 yen (excluding tax), which is around $24 or €22. Preo-rdering will also grant you access to “Hatsune Miku VR Future live” PS4 theme (images below).
The demo for Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live at Gamescom in Germany was already a hint that the game would be announced for the West soon, and with Gamescom now underway SEGA of America have confirmed that the game will be indeed be released in the Americas and Europe on October 14th, exclusively for PlayStation VR. The pricing for the game isn’t known yet, but it will be available only via the PlayStation Network.
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.
SEGA of Japan has announced that the PS4 versions of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X, Hatsune Miku Project DIVA Future Tone as well as their PlayStation VR tech demo featuring Hatsune Miku (simply titled SEGA feat. Hatsune Miku: VR Tech Demo) will be playable at Machi Asobi, an anime event held in Tokushima in Japan from May 3 to May 5.
We just got a surprise announcement at PlayStation Experience 2015, as Tetsuya Mizuguchi himself appeared on stage to show Rez Infinite on PlayStation VR! Running in true 1080P, the game appears to be a port of Rez HD (in itself an HD remake of the original Dreamcast game), but this time playable on PlayStation VR! We’ll post more details as they become available!
UPDATE: PlayStation Lifestyle uploaded the demo shown at PlayStation Experience to their Youtube channel, you can view it below!