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Sega is testing Hatsune Miku: Project Diva at arcades in Japan.

Calling all Hatsune Miku fans! Sega is making a Hatsune Miku: Project Diva sequel.

Next week’s Tales of Graces downloadable content pack changes Sophie into Hatsune Miku. On the day before Christmas Eve, players can purchase the ...

Namco Bandai just joined the out of place crossover list. Tales of Graces has Idolm@ster: Dearly Stars and Hatsune Miku costumes.

Everyone’s favorite vocaloid character, Hatsune Miku, isn’t officially in Samurai Warriors 3, but you can put her in the game by making a ...

Sega’s Phantasy Star Portable 2 collaborations continue, but these aren’t as irreverent as their Pizza Hut partnership.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva was so successful Sega is developing Project Diva Arcade.

And what a response it is! Robin Lustig over at BBC recently penned an article on Japan’s societal and population issues.

Sega had to transform an Internet phenomenon into a video game sensation that would appeal to Vocaloid fans and the general PSP gamer. ...

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva is unique in that it allows the users to take screenshots. “Screenshots? But, why?” is what you’re probably thinking ...