Customer Ratings & Reviews

The game has great visuals, fun songs, and has fun activities such as feeding the vocaloid.

The game overall is brilliant, just as I would've expected. The graphics of each character are perfectly similar to the nendoroids, and it's just simply breathtaking to have them being animated in 3D for the game. The song list contained many songs I am familiar with and some that I haven't heard of, which in the end I also fell in love with. With each new song I unlocked, my excitement grew when I discovered what it was. I was even more excited when it was a familiar song; I was curious to see how the animations and the video would be similar or different to the original videos online that many people like me are familiar with. I am extremely satisfied that they implemented the option to choose our partner. I decided to spend a month with each of the available partner choices instead of sticking with Miku or Rin the whole time. You are able to develop friendships with them, and that is one of my favorite things about this game. I love all of the vocaloids that were provided, they were the ones many fans like me are familiar with. Although, I am slightly disappointed that these people weren't able to add GUMI Megpoid (another famous Vocaloid) due to her being created by CRYPTON. I didn't think it was fair to let GUMI be able to appear in the songs and videos and as a side character to give us news and items. I would've been happy to have her as a character you can unlock after developing friendships with all the other characters, but I was disappointed that you weren't able to obtain her. One of my reasons for my excitement of this game was to be able to partner with her. (She is my favorite Vocaloid after all). I'm happy with being able to see her from time to time if it's all I can get. You are also able to feed your partner and play a familiar virtual game from the past (dubbed MikuVersi in this game). In addition, you can even dress them up! (I had WAY too much fun with that feature.) For my game play experience, it was fairly easy for me to keep up with the songs due to me being familiar with the rhythm, beat, and flow of the songs. It wasn't hard for me to beat Easy and Normal mode; Hard mode isn't a joke when it's hard. In my opinion, EXPERT VOCALOID FANS would have it easier to be able to play this game due to all the familiar, popular, and easy beat songs (as well as Project Diva being on the PSP, PS VITA, and other handheld consoles that the Project Diva series due to beING made by the same company). Similar rhythm gamers such as Osu! players would be able to have an easier time playing this game due to their experience with the beats and rhythms. To the average newbies at rhythm games, I wouldn't say they won't be able to play the game as easily as the experts, but that they should listen to the songs and play them on Easy mode before getting to the harder stuff. Listening and getting familiar to the songs should provide a small advantage because it allows you to get used to the beat, flow, and rhythm. I had fun with hitting the buttons because it felt as if I was actually jamming along to the songs due to the sounds the buttons made. The buttons that you have to hit on screen in accordance to the keypad is ALWAYS following the beat whether it be on beat or off beat. There are times where you have to use both buttons and the keypad because some aren't able to hit the single button quick enough, but that is usually only found in (rarely) Normal mode and very common in Hard mode. I find that to be the hardest for newbie players than the experts who are familiar with the songs because us experts are able to understand what and when to hit due to our knowledge of the song. This game does need practice to get things right (such as full combos, high scores, and perfects). You need to get used to hitting the buttons accordingly because you need to keep your eyes on the top screen and not on the keypad. This is fairly easy on Easy and Normal mode due to the game limiting which buttons are to be hit for each level of difficulty (on default, Easy mode uses the A and B buttons. Normal mode uses A, B, and Y buttons. Hard mode uses all buttons [A, B, Y, X]). Hand-Eye coordination is key. This is also difficult if one finds playing with the buttons and keypad is easier, though you would also have to keep your mind sharp to which button/key hits which. I found myself finding difficulty using two keypads due to my mind focusing on one pad rather than the other, but people vary. The keypad acts just the same as the button pad if not altered. It is recommended to use both pads if you can't hit the buttons/keypad as fast. The game also features a keyboard and 'Make your own tune' option, which allows you to make your partner sing! It also offers different options such as an 8-Bit sound keyboard and Synth. I found this most pleasing since I decide that I and many others would enjoy arranging songs for our little companions to sing. There is hardly any faults or struggles I have found in the game due to the expectations being exceeded above and beyond. (The only struggle is trying to get those DANG FULL COMBOS! D:< ) I'd recommend it to any Otaku, Vocaloid Fan, or rhythm gamers. I enjoy this game very much! (A little note when I was playing the game though, one of the songs is seemingly difficult on Easy mode. coughGakotsuGakudantoRiriacoughcough- ))

If you enjoy games like DDR, Taiko Drum master, Beat Mania, and Guitar hero but you also like games like Tecnika and Anime/cute girls all wrapped up in one with awesome japanese music. Then you'll enjoy Miku and her vocaloid friends in this 3DS game. It's similar to Project Diva on the PSVita but has a different way of touching and hitting the buttons that keeps it fun and fresh. I'm new to the Vocaloid and Miku universe and I really enjoy it. I also got the PSVita's Project Diva and REALLY enjoy that too. This one so far is a bunch easier then the PSVita one which is very aggressive and requires experience in rhythm games. The characters are very chibi based off the Nendoroid characters and if you are into those you'll especially enjoy this. There's custom rooms you can make for your vocalists and even a little Dr. Mario like mini game you can play to earn money to buy stuff for your vocalists. Also if you pick up a early edition it'll be bundled with Hatsune Miku's Wallet chain which is patterned like the one she wears near her skirt. It's cute and a nice freebie from Sega :) Now if only they'd make Phantasy Star Online 2 in English.....Come on Sega ;)

I happen to own Project Diva F 2nd on the Vita and to me Project Mirai DX is a slightly more enjoyable game. Mainly due to the additional mini games and extras included in this spin off. In addition this game is a bit easier than the main series. Some slight issues with the resistive touch screens in some instances but not enough to disrupt your enjoyment.

The songs are great, the tap mode in addition to the regular button mode is a blast. The extras like the Puyo Puyo mini game and board game are fun. My biggest compliant is that the song lyrics don't have an English subtitle option like they did in Project Diva 2. In that regard it's a step backwards from the previous entry.

Other than the great music, this version features new tap controls may make it easier for some people. Also with the 3DS the gameplay can be played in 3D. The bonus wallet strap is very cool and the cards look nice.

After playing Elite Beat Agents on the DS and Final Fantasy Theaterhythm: Curtain Call, I desperately wanted another rhythm game on my 3DS. This one does not disappoint. The songs are catchy and the game play is so much fun. This is a must have for any rhythm game fans.

Hatsune Miku is now on the 3DS and is amazing. You can ether play tap mode or button mode. Since I don't really know the 3DS button layout I've been playing tap mode a lot and it's still very fun. With great music, colorful music videos, and good 3D whats not to like.

If you are a fan of Vocaloids and have a 3DS, this game is a must own for you! You can play easy versions of the songs or if you prefer a challenge, the normal challenges unlock the hards ones which are definitely going to test your rhythm reaction.

Tons of songs to play through in both touch and button modes, customizable characters, mini games to play and more. This game has more content than it's PS3 counterparts and definitely worth a play if you're interested in vocaloids at all.

Chances are, if you don't like rhythm games, vocaloid music, or the chibi aesthetic, you probably won't enjoy this game too much. However, if you like all (or even 2 out of 3) of those things, then you should definitely get this game. The songs are catchy and the difficulty is just right (at least for a novice like me). This game also contains some side content, such as decorating a vocaloid's room, to keep you busy if you need a break from the rhythm game. With that being said, although this side content is fun once in a while, it isn't especially deep or complex.

One of the best 3DS games I've played. A fantastic addition to the Project Diva series! Very fun, interactive, and with loads and loads of catchy songs! I haven't stopped playing since I got it.

I highly recommend this game for fans of Hatsune Miku or other vocaloids. I also can recommend it to fans of music based games where you have to hit the notes to the beat such as ddr or the ff theatrerythme game that was previously released on the 3ds. It has 2 different ways to play. Either with the face buttons on the handheld or tapping the screen with your stylus. Both are interesting and the game is fun and continuously challenges you and you get to hear some new songs along the way. I really enjoyed the game and think you would too :)

Fans of pressing buttons in time with music, rejoice! Hatsune Miku of digital music fame is now on the 3DS, and she brought plenty to listen to! Over 35 songs, all of which are their full versions, are ready and waiting to catch you with their colored notes traveling down a path across a screen with varying levels of difficulty. If you're a Vocaloid fan, you'll get it. If you're a music game fan, you should try it. If you're looking for something different, you might just find it here.

This is simply just a game to enjoy on a number of levels and if you are a Miku Hatsune fan this is a no brainer to your collection. The songs are only part of the fun of this game: collectables for the characters, items for the character's home, mini games, etc. This game is just about having fun and if this does not put a smile on your face in one form or another, your are just too serious! It is a must buy.

Really good game with nice bonus promo stuff. A bit easier then the other Diva games.

This game plays like games in the Guitar Hero/Rock band style of play, but without the special controllers. The game does throw in a few curveballs, because the track moves in strange ways that make following a little harder to do. The game also has a friend sim aspect that makes it more interactive with the character selected.

As with most rhythm games if you don't like any of the music you won't care for the game. Beyond the available songs, even the higher difficulties are passable without a ton of problems. The variety of different play types drastically change how you can play even one song and make for a sizable amount of content.

This game is similar to a "Dance Dance Revolution" type game for your Nintendo 3DS. My daughter is totally into Vocaloids and Anime so when asked Santa for it we knew we had to get it. I hear my daughter frequently signing, etc. when she plays it. Good fun!

The game is fun, though it is quite easier than the Diva F/ F 2nd games. Cool that you can switch the singer one some songs, but the requirements to unlock those are tedious.