Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X
Also known as: Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD (Japan, PlayStation 4) Developers: Sega, Crypton Future Media Publisher: Sega Platforms: PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4 Released in JP: March 24, 2016 (Vita) August 25, 2016 (PS4) Released in US: August 30, 2016 (Vita, PS4) Released in EU: August 30, 2016 (Vita, PS4) (Digital only) This game has unused graphics.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X (also known as Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X HD in Japan on PlayStation 4) is the sixth game in the series, and takes the usual gameplay into a slightly different direction. Despite various features getting cut, a new story mode is now included, involving usage of elements that apply to songs, accessories and modules. And LOL -lots of laugh-.

The change-up to the usual series formula had a somewhat mixed reception towards fans and critics alike, but the game's less-than-stellar sales resulted in franchise fatigue, where Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone ended up being their only new source of releasing any new content in the next few years.

Unused Graphics

A blank graphic with text of part of the file name, except the "_a". This would have been used for the opening, so a full image of it was probably planned.

A dummy image for a song.

Two dummy Neutral Element icons that were probably meant for testing.

Another song dummy. The top line (確認SONG DUMMY) translates to "Validation Song Dummy".

Test Stages

These oddly only exist in the US version on Vita only.

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This stage looks like it resembles a bit to Two-Faced Lovers without background objects. It was probably used for testing motions.

It also uses an unused texture.

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A stage that doesn't seem like the characters would fit in it. The way it's modeled, besides the ceiling, seems to slightly resemble Sonic Adventure 2: Battle's test level without the objects from it and different textures.

There are also some unused textures. The red text (キャラ移動範囲) translates to "Character Movement Range", the blue text (カメラ移動範囲) translates to "Camera Movement Range", the 5x and 6x text (カメラに映らない) translates to "Not Shown On Camera" and the text next to 7 below 4 (天井) translates to "Ceiling". It was probably used to test the character's position, character motion, and cameras.

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This stage seems to resemble something from a pinball machine. It might of been used to test stage obstacles.

Two Triangles

Outside of Love Trial's stage model are two triangles; one with lighting and one with shading. This could probably be a placeholder for something, a test for shading and lighting, or a mistake. These were removed in the PS4 version.