Really, this is why anyone would play Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live: the concerts. These can lead to Miku getting a costume change or some slightly more elaborate laser shows. There is some metrics going on that the game is not communicating directly, since doing good equates to getting the rest of the audience more pumped and can lead to the concert having some dynamic theatrics. The gameplay is as bare bones as shaking a stick. Thankfully, the PS Move controllers are supported and make for a more natural baton for this kind of motion-controlled rhythm game.Īssuming the role of an audience member, the goal is to shake a glow stick to the rhythm of the songs Miku performs and that is about it. Face buttons are barely used if using the DualShock 4, which is awkward enough as is, since the controller is meant to be a glow stick in the concert proper. Past Hatsune Miku titles featured such mechanics, but VR Future Live does not. Most rhythm games keep score and indicate various levels of successful hits or have some kind of multiplier.

The PC version of Need for Speed was recently hit with a delay as it will now be releasing in spring 2016, although both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions are still scheduled to be released on November 3.Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live is barely a rhythm game.

Here’s the full list of vehicles expected to be included in Need for Speed:

There’s also a number of high-performance vehicle brands, like Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren. The car list includes vehicles from a number of popular automotive brands, such as BMW, Ford, and Nissan. EA has revealed the full car list for its upcoming Need for Speed, which includes a total of 51 vehicles to race.

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