Project DIVA made an appearance at TGS 2008 last weekend, and I was happy to find out I could watch a live video feed of the stage show.
But alas, I was disappointed.
Turns out the entire event’s streamed as a radio talkshow, and it’s only exclusive to 300 people (according to kevinay).
kevinay’s also posted pictures taken from the event (which can’t be seen from the live stream since it was a static image), but merely taking them and posting them here seems like I’m trying to re-hash his post.
So. Allow me to present you Gamespot Japan (header image inclusive):
Showing off the 3D model of Miku. I bet that’s not the PSP’s engine at work.
One of the selected costumes which was mentioned here. Note the differences.
KAGAMINE TWINS IN MY DIVA?! GETGETGET
Saki Fujita (Hatsune Miku) and Asami Shimoda (Kagamine Rin & Len) showing off the event figurines. The Rin one feels…lacking somewhat.
Those two figurines are prizes for an event, of which I’m not exactly sure of yet (unless someone can actually translate the Gamespot page so I don’t have to rely on Google).
Now, here’s a random 10-second video to distract you:
Also, apparently both Saki Fujita and Asami Shimoda tried the game, with the former saying she was poor at it, while the latter said the rhythm of the game was great.
Illustrations for the collaboration event have already been selected, you may view them here. None of them seem to follow any trend in terms of picture resolution, so I’m wondering what their exact purpose is. “Official” PSP wallpapers? :/
The Kagamine twins don’t appear to be playable characters; they don’t get their own music, and there definitely weren’t any Kagamine Rin/Len costumes in the collaboration event. They’ll most likely be “support characters” dancing in the background or briefing you in the tutorial.
Alright, last bit. Remember this preview video?
SEGA recently released another preview video, showing the end of the same playthrough.
Cute, yet I can see how this is still a challenging game. I love the bonus section, and I really really really want it now. XD
Also, they released this CG video featuring Miku dancing along to OSTER Project’s “Miracle Paint”. I guess they’re showing us how flexible their “model” is and how it’ll allow them to easily make animated sequences in-game. This video was also featured during the stage event.
Both videos are hosted on the website (in fact I’m direct-linking their videos) along with the first preview, and the “miku” password guess thingy has already been removed, for the benefit of any person too stupid enough to figure it out.
Heheh.
3 Responses to “Project DIVA at the Tokyo Game Show 2008”
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Just a question though, what do you do about those links with pics at the side, like Lovely Duckie’s Blog?
Just a question though, how do you do on the link at the side like Lovelyuckie’s blog?
Rin needs moar luv…