[Update] Vita version of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f coming to North America in March

Additionally, Sega confirmed that Project Diva f will not support cross-save functionality... but it was quick to add that the Vita version will have its own Platinum Trophy for players to collect. The original story follows.

The download-only Vita version of Project Diva f will be a completely standalone game from the PlayStation 3 version and won't allow players to cross-save.

It will, however, feature its own trophy list

Fittingly for the first lady of Vocaloid, Project Diva f has 39 songs for players to unlock and play through. 39 has special significance to Hatsune Miku, since it can be read as 'san-kyu' (thank you) or 'mi-ku' in Japanese.

...and you didn't think you'd learn anything by reading this far down.

That said, six of the songs present on the PS3 version of Project Diva F were relegated to DLC status for the Japanese Vita release.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f is a fast-paced rhythm game that pairs some of the most popular Vocaloid songs with challenging - and at times, frenetic - background videos to test players' concentration.

Unfortunately, we don't have a specific release date or price for the Vita version of Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f just yet but we imagine they'll surface in short order.

We've reached out to Sega, meanwhile, to see if we can receive any information on if and how it plans to handle the six tracks from the PS3 version and we'll update this story when we hear back.

Until then, check out the trailer for Project Diva f on the Vita below.

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