Hatsune Miku: Live Stage Producer Makes You Miku’s Manager

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Sega’s next Hatsune Miku game is for iOS and Android. Hatsune Miku: Live Stage Producer is kind of like an Idolm@ster game in concept. You take on the role of a live event producer, training Miku to be a better singer and dancer, and rake up profits along the way.

 

As the producer, you can also decide upon the design of the stages she performs on, and what modules she wears. Hatsune Miku: Live Stage Producer will be a free-to-play game, but will have items that players can pay for. It’s slated for release this fall.

 

 


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