I'm interested in how they might be integrating the Joy-Cons into the gameplay. Since the translation mentions the Switch's portability, I'm assuming the game will work in both docked and handheld mode, but some modes might be exclusive to docked mode. (It mentions that Easy Mode requires Joy-Cons.)Saw this article regarding the Famitsu Interview with some Translations. Project Diva Mega 39’s Was Decided For Switch Because The Series Was Originally Portable
and here it is ^-^hehe :33333
tip: if you don't have a Switch yet, don't buy it now, because very soon it will be announced Switch Lite (more portable, better design and better battery life), while later in the year it should be time for Switch Pro (made for who want to play 99% of time in front of TV)
It kinda looks like a PS Vita. Seeing how small it is makes me kind of want the bigger version. *not a huge handheld fan* Good to know when it's coming out and how much it is, this information came out sooner than I expected.and here it is ^-^
release date is September 20 in Japan, price 19.980yen ^-^
I seriously doubt it. Cherry Pie is just a real-time voice converter aimed at livestreamers or "easy/quick" tuning for producers.I'm starting to think what if that it might contain this upcoming voice-cover synthesizer known as CHERRY PIE for Project Diva MEGA39's?
the 2 new songs unveiled with the announcement are actually from concerts (Magical Mirai 2016 and Magical Mirai 2018), and there will be a DLC song pack for Future Tone DX (PS4) later in 2020 with the new 10 songs ^-^I was excited for this game until I realized that it only had a few news songs, I don't think I want to spend like $50ish on a "new" game with tons of old content that I already have on the PS4. It seems Sega keeps rehashing the same old songs throughout multiple games. I was expecting something new, I guess, such as songs from concerts (just slap a background on their dance routine animation, it would've been good enough). Will either pass on this, wait until it's in the bargain bin, or see if the songs go on the PS4 as a download. Hopefully the Switch version is easier to play than the PS4 version, I hate those stupid shoulder buttons Future Tone has compared to Diva F/F 2nd/X. (end mini rant)
Thanks for the information!the 2 new songs unveiled with the announcement are actually from concerts (Magical Mirai 2016 and Magical Mirai 2018), and there will be a DLC song pack for Future Tone DX (PS4) later in 2020 with the new 10 songs ^-^
Wow, that's quite a turn-around. Wasn't that the console's signature feature--that you could dock it and use it like a major console, and then switch it to handheld mode and just take your game with you? It's not like the thing isn't successful, but I guess there's still a market for a more direct successor to the 2/3DS, too.Biggest difference is you can not connect it to a TV, so it's basically just a normal handheld.
that's correct, Switch Lite is more like the true successor of 3DS/2DS ^^Wow, that's quite a turn-around. Wasn't that the console's signature feature--that you could dock it and use it like a major console, and then switch it to handheld mode and just take your game with you? It's not like the thing isn't successful, but I guess there's still a market for a more direct successor to the 2/3DS, too.
I had this same thought--the first time I saw that image, I thought the Switch was Miku-themed. The shade of turquoise is just too perfect.I love the turquoise Switch Lite! It reminds me so much of Miku (in fact, you could easily stick some Miku decals on it and turn it into an unofficial Miku Switch), but I already have the original Switch so I'm not planning on buying a Lite model.
I thought a limited edition Project Diva Switch was more likely, but a turquoise Switch/Mega39's bundle might be just as probable.Think there might be a bundle of that Switch and Project Diva Mega39’s in the future?