 with many returning from previous entries in the Project DIVA series, some with brand new accompanying music videos, and brand new tracks exclusive to Project DIVA F 2nd. For instance, songs like "Melt" and "The World is Mine" were originally seen in the original Project DIVA title released for the PlayStation Portable back in 2009. Songs like "Pinky Promise" and "Doubleganger" are new to the series, giving even veterans plenty of reasons to return.

Players will find several genres and song types to explore as well, from sugary sweet pop to sweeping techno tracks that should please any Vocaloid fan. But, as many Vocaloid faithful can attest to, Miku's voice is a bit of an acquired taste. She'll either grate on your nerves or open up an entirely new world of aural delights to you, and that will make or break your enjoyment of Project DIVA F 2nd.

Of course, the music is only half the fun, so even if you aren't as enamored with the tracks as you could be, there's still the excellent framework of the rhythm game left to win you over, which is a unique tonal shift from other similar games on the market. Sure, you're still tasked with pressing buttons on your controller that correspond to the symbols on-screen, but they don't simply appear in a neat and orderly fashion. They pop up in random places about the screen as notes fly in from off-screen as well. Not only do you need to concern yourself with keeping up with the rhythm, but as the accompanying video behind the notes and Miku's dancing plays on, you've got to stay focused to succeed.

Some icons require you to simply press face buttons, while others necessitate both a face button and the directional arrow that corresponds to the face button. For instance, with the triangle button you'd also need to press up on the D-pad to hit the note. Others still require flicks of the analog stick, with special notes prompting flicks of both analog sticks on the PS3 controller at once.

It can be a lot to take in at once if you're unfamiliar with rhythm games, and even if you're a hardcore devotee to the genre like myself, you might find that the game can be quite punishing at times, even on "Normal" difficulty, which I would caution new players against starting at. Once you work your way up to "Extreme," there
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 with_many returning_from previous entries in_the Project_DIVA_series, some_with_brand new accompanying_music videos, and_brand new tracks exclusive_to Project DIVA_F_2nd. For instance, songs like "Melt" and "The World is Mine" were originally seen_in_the original_Project_DIVA_title released for the PlayStation_Portable back in 2009. Songs_like "Pinky_Promise" and "Doubleganger" are new to the series,_giving_even veterans plenty_of reasons to return.

Players will find several genres and_song types to explore as well,_from sugary sweet_pop_to_sweeping techno tracks that_should please any Vocaloid fan. But,_as many Vocaloid faithful can attest_to, Miku's voice is a bit of_an acquired taste. She'll either grate_on your nerves or open_up an_entirely new world of aural_delights to you,_and that_will make or_break your enjoyment of Project DIVA_F 2nd.

Of course,_the music is only half the_fun,_so even if_you_aren't_as enamored_with the tracks_as_you could_be,_there's still the excellent framework of_the_rhythm game left to win you over,_which is a unique_tonal_shift from other similar_games on the market. Sure,_you're still tasked with pressing buttons_on your_controller that_correspond to the symbols on-screen, but they don't simply appear in_a neat and orderly fashion. They_pop up in random_places about_the_screen as notes_fly_in from_off-screen as well. Not only do you_need to_concern yourself with keeping up with_the rhythm, but as_the_accompanying video behind the notes and_Miku's dancing plays on, you've got_to stay focused to succeed.

Some_icons_require_you to simply press face_buttons, while others necessitate both a_face button and_the directional arrow that corresponds to the_face_button. For instance, with the triangle_button_you'd also need to press up_on_the_D-pad to hit the note._Others still require flicks of the_analog stick, with special notes prompting flicks of both_analog sticks on_the PS3 controller at once.

It_can_be_a lot to take in at once if you're unfamiliar_with rhythm_games, and even_if you're a hardcore devotee to the genre like myself,_you might find that the game can_be quite punishing at times, even on "Normal" difficulty, which I_would caution new players against starting at. Once_you work your way up to "Extreme,"_there