Sentences with phrase «like vocaloid»

And even before that's possible, something like Vocaloid could work well too.

Do you like Vocaloid music?

I hate most rhythm games, mostly because I'm inherently terrible at them (but also partially because I don't like a lot of the music)... but I like Vocaloid music enough that I think I might give this a try on my vita... I wouldn't ever play a game like this on a home console so I gave a pass to the PS3 version, but I can see myself playing this at a hotel or on the bus...

If you like Vocaloid, you owe it to yourself to get this one.

Not exact matches

Heya everyone ~ I love music (like Linkin Park, Three Days Grace, xKito, anime, Vocaloid, We The Kings, Rise Against etc..

If someone has enough time and patience, they could even make the Vocaloid look like he or she is lip - syncing along with the song.

You'll find piano melodies, vocaloid songs, dance music, and even dubstep - like beats here — most seeming to be from Asian sources.

The service boasts itself as a place for fans of anime, manga, vocaloid music, cosplay, and the like.

While vocaloids like Hatsune Miku are still relatively unknown in the West, they have quite the following in Japan and can be found taking part in everything from live concerts to limited edition smartphones.

If you, like me, know little about Hatsune Miku or Vocaloids, this game has the potential to turn you into a fan.

It's amusing if you're a hardcore fan of the Vocaloids, but it's a bit barebones from what you'd normally expect as a «story» mode and feels more like fluff to get people to try out the different songs they might not otherwise attempt normally as you need to clear at least a specific high score to move on.

If you don't know what a vocaloid sounds like watch the video I have embedded.

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As this is an arcade port, we also don't get to see things like Diva rooms (which have you interact with Vocaloids a la Fire Emblem Fates or Pokemon) or edit mode (where you can make your own sadistically hard charts).

Like the first in the series, Project Diva X is a music rhythm game in which the player follows a series of button prompts in sync with the music while an in - engine performance featuring one of the few Vocaloids plays out in the background.

It also helps that there's something for everyone interested in Vocaloid, from the hard - rocking Senbonzakura to classics like I'll Miku Miku You (For Reals) to memes like the Nyan Cat song.

Behind the computer - generated voice and appearance are actual songs by real creators, making Hatsune Miku and her «vocaloid» colleagues much like a Japanese spin on Gorillaz.

Since all this moaning might not apply to you if you play on PS3 or if you like heavy use of touchscreens, well then there's that; look forward to another catchy rhythm game loaded with endearing vocaloids.

B. Enjoy watching Japan get those cool anime - themed outfits from things like Index or Disgaea or Vocaloid and the like — if Infinity was any sign, we won't be getting any of it (in fact, the last time we got anything like that was in PSP2's Evangelion plugsuits, and even then we got the censored versions of said costumes while Japan got the saucier ones).