I haven't seen anyone talking about the Famitsu stream... it was pretty long so I didn't watch the whole thing and skipped some parts so maybe it's not everything, but here's a little summary that was shown in yesterday's stream for those who might find it interesting!
- Random stuff:
- New loading screen pictures, neat!
- There was a quick glance at the main menu and it seems to confirm there's no Diva Room :(
- The new opening movie is really cute, I won't go into details but Miku being in various casual modules clash a whooole lot with the rest of the gang keeping their regular outfits. But I really like it.
- Teto is in the game and they kept a separate tab for derivate characters.
- Roki didn't use its iconic illustration as cover art.
- More game-focused details:
- The song list now displays a small thumbnail of the song's art next to the title, this will help new players that don't know every song by name, I feel.
- All the menus etc. are updated to have this sleek anime-style harsh 'shading' feel - of course, some will like it and others won't. But the module selecting one looked pretty nice.
- Songs might automatically choose the default module? This could be because it's a test play, though, and be different for normal players. There is VP to spend.
- The t-shirts you make all have their individual slot, It seems that were will 5 t-shirts you can make. Not counting the design winners. If you have a non-default module selected it will switch to the default one, it can't be worn on top of other modules.
- And as expected making said t-shirts won't be super easy, as someone that has drawn on the Switch with Splatoon it's pretty tricky, it will never look as smooth as a regular drawing,
unless someone finds a way to use a third party software like Splatoon.
- The joycon mode uses sound effects from Project Mirai, cute touch c:
Still, it looked like it can still be improved on its performance, it wasn't as smooth as you'd like to play.
- You CAN change the hairstyle of the module and mix and match, super happy this was kept!
- All six singers/modules can be changed for Decorator, just like Future Tone, they didn't cut corners for that.
I wanted to talk a little bit about the PVs but this has gotten a bit long, so I'll save it for another post c:
great summary ^u^
i would like to add also these things:
- there is no Diva Room because that is a feature of Project Diva games developed by the Diva team (that until now was busy on Sakura Wars), this is a portable porting of Future Tone, that's why ^^
- the DLC songs & module pack for PS4 will be released about 2 months later, but timing can change, a release date has not been decided yet
- the DLC for PS4 will be available both for Future Tone PS4 and Future Tone DX
- the DLC for PS4 will be priced cheaply, as a thanks for all the support in all these 10 years
- they apologize for the delay of the DLC for PS4, but a lot of testing is needed (for every new song, you have to test with all the 300+ modules available and all combinations of hairstyle)
- more information about the DLC pack for PS4 will be shared in the next weeks
- they also want to release the new songs on the Arcade machine, but now PS4 is the priority
- the producers hinted that the Diva team is "busy" hehe
that's it
and.. how much would you like a complete edition of Future Tone being released on Playstation 5?