Sentences with phrase «vocaloid fans»

So if anyone from sony / sega reads this please keep in mind that there are some vocaloid fans out there that will purchase the hardware to enjoy a couple set of games, until now i had no reason what so ever to get a vita but with this news i am definitely thinking it over.

I also believe Sega did Vocaloid fans a disservice with the Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F localization.

However, as many U.S. VOCALOID fans have noticed, the transition isn't going as smoothly as Google likely expected it would.

Here, the entire point of the series is to specifically focus on songs that Vocaloid fans have crafted, from budding musicians working out of their living rooms to the big time producers who make Miku and company come to life in their spare time.

Oddly enough, once you hear it enough it gets very catchy and you'll soon find yourself a Vocaloid fan if you're not careful.That all said, the musical selection is varied and has some very catchy tunes.

Not exact matches

A fan of a lot of animes & mangas, Homestuck, Vocaloid, and I du n no, ecerything what's good.

In 2009, Sega brought the breakout star of Crypton Future Media's Vocaloid singing synthesis software to video game fans with Hatsune Miku: Project Diva for the PlayStation Portable.

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

It's a title that vocaloid devotees won't find fault with; a comprehensive package that's poised to earn Miku a few new fans.

I've recently become a big fan of Vocaloid so i'm debating on wether or not I want to get Hatsune Miku...

@LUCIFERSGLEAM You don't really need to be a fan of Vocaloid to enjoy these games.

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.

Well, a lot of people are fans of Vocaloids (including me: b), so I guess being a Vocaloid game is part of its popularity.

It is big on fans of the Vocaloid Music and Software.

I am also a fan of the Vocaloids, so when the original Project Diva game came out on PSP, it was a great way to have a Rhythm Game based on the music and characters I already watched videos of.

If you're a fan of Vocaloid, they have two that are named Rin and Len (Which are their cannon English names).

As picked up by MikuFan, the news was revealed through a Nicovideo Livestream, in which it was announced SEGA will be partnering with Piapro (the official site for the Crypton Vocaloid characters) in collecting fan artwork for the loading screens and ending credits in a new Miku project.