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chaoscheebs) wrote2010-10-21 01:23 am
chaoscheebs) wrote2010-10-21 01:23 am
Meme Day 19
Day 19: Favorite game based on a movie/book/comic/etc
Project Diva
Well, you did say "etc.", meme! Project Diva is a rhythm game based off those wacky voice synthesizers, the Vocaloids. Although you can switch models (and dress Miku up), the main Vocaloid for the game is Hatsune Miku, with a couple songs by the Kagamines, Rin and Len (Leeeeeeeeeeeeeen~! 8D */fangirls*). Unlike a lot of licensed games, this one does not suck and is quite playable, if not aa bit downright sadistic at times. (Note: That vid's apparently from the sequel, but the the original game's version of the song is the same thing button press-wise minus the arrow keys.)
Why doesn't it suck? More likely, it was the fan input. A lot of the songs are made by fans ("World Is Mine", the song I just linked), and the loading screens and some of the later songs' vids are composed of some really freaking AMAZING fanart. Also, you can't hate a game where Miku sings an old-school "Se~ga~!" at the Sega logo screen.
In short, this game is...
Project Diva
Well, you did say "etc.", meme! Project Diva is a rhythm game based off those wacky voice synthesizers, the Vocaloids. Although you can switch models (and dress Miku up), the main Vocaloid for the game is Hatsune Miku, with a couple songs by the Kagamines, Rin and Len (Leeeeeeeeeeeeeen~! 8D */fangirls*). Unlike a lot of licensed games, this one does not suck and is quite playable, if not a
Why doesn't it suck? More likely, it was the fan input. A lot of the songs are made by fans ("World Is Mine", the song I just linked), and the loading screens and some of the later songs' vids are composed of some really freaking AMAZING fanart. Also, you can't hate a game where Miku sings an old-school "Se~ga~!" at the Sega logo screen.
In short, this game is...