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Hatsune Miku Project Mirai DX
Jun. 26th, 2015 11:44 amThe first game to be officially caught up in my new Sega boycott.
Most of the comments in the article are gushing over how stoked they are for the game, although there was one commenter that mentioned something what I expected. "All these songs are from Project mirai 1 but remade into new PVs. In the Original Game they were all the original official PVs. I hope you guy’s over at SEGA know what you’re doing because I think you’re all going to make PVs out of the ones that were only the original official PVs in both games."
I kinda lost track of what he was saying at the end of it, but essentially it sounds like Sega is going to do what they did with Project Diva F 2nd - rehash existing things that have already been in the game in previous iterations. If they do exactly what they did with Project Diva, then it means most of the original/brand new content will be sold separately as DLC.
No. Thank. You. (Tentative)
It's on the 3DS mind you, which does help me say this. But getting a "New 3DS" is in the plans for me by next year since I want to buy the Zelda game remixes etc on the system as well as a handful of other titles. I'll be passing on this Mirai game however. I will keep an eye on it however, as it doesn't even get released til Mid-September or so. I'll see how it's DLC whoring ends up by Christmas since companies nowadays like to release their DLC on slow-drip programs since they noticed a backlash of gamer anger to see 50-100 dollars of unlock-code DLC available on launch day. (Kinda funny how I've since seen slow-dripped unlock-code DLC since then. IE: All the dlc is STILL on the disc, they just try to hide it poorly by making it officially available 1-3 months after launch. But when you get a full brand new level available and it's only a 100kb file? Yeah. :P
Most of the comments in the article are gushing over how stoked they are for the game, although there was one commenter that mentioned something what I expected. "All these songs are from Project mirai 1 but remade into new PVs. In the Original Game they were all the original official PVs. I hope you guy’s over at SEGA know what you’re doing because I think you’re all going to make PVs out of the ones that were only the original official PVs in both games."
I kinda lost track of what he was saying at the end of it, but essentially it sounds like Sega is going to do what they did with Project Diva F 2nd - rehash existing things that have already been in the game in previous iterations. If they do exactly what they did with Project Diva, then it means most of the original/brand new content will be sold separately as DLC.
No. Thank. You. (Tentative)
It's on the 3DS mind you, which does help me say this. But getting a "New 3DS" is in the plans for me by next year since I want to buy the Zelda game remixes etc on the system as well as a handful of other titles. I'll be passing on this Mirai game however. I will keep an eye on it however, as it doesn't even get released til Mid-September or so. I'll see how it's DLC whoring ends up by Christmas since companies nowadays like to release their DLC on slow-drip programs since they noticed a backlash of gamer anger to see 50-100 dollars of unlock-code DLC available on launch day. (Kinda funny how I've since seen slow-dripped unlock-code DLC since then. IE: All the dlc is STILL on the disc, they just try to hide it poorly by making it officially available 1-3 months after launch. But when you get a full brand new level available and it's only a 100kb file? Yeah. :P
