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Miku Flick Goes Worldwide

According to a tweet from the @miku_flick Twitter account, SEGA’s flick-input iOS rhythm game featuring pre-rendered animations from Project DIVA is now available worldwide and has now an English interface as well. The game can currently be purchased from the US iTunes App Store for $13.99. A few things were updated with this new version,
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Aoki Lapis’s Sister Needs a Name

In addition to giving a more detailed description of the world Aoki Lapis comes from, i-style Project has also announced that they are working on their next character, Aoki Lapis’s older sister. Furthermore, since her name hasn’t been decided yet, they are looking for ideas for her name, submitted through Twitter. In order to participate,
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YAMAHA Demonstrates Real-time VOCALOID Keyboard

At interaction 2012, a symposium focused on novel interaction techniques organized by the Information Processing Society of Japan, junior employees at YAMAHA demonstrated a keyboard that allowed real-time synthesized vocal performance using the VOCALOID engine. The interactive demonstration received one of the five interactive paper awards at the symposium and a video describing this keyboard
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Miku Flick Hits App Store

The iOS rhythm game Miku Flick is now available for purchase on the Japanese App Store for 1200 JPY. Unfortunately it’s not available on other App Stores, but an English version is coming soon. Fortunately, there are onscreen hints for which button to flick which way so that no Japanese knowledge is really required, and
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Miku Reaches 393939 Likes on Facebook

As of this writing, Hatsune Miku has now reached 393939 likes on her Facebook page. In celebration, she is running a raffle in which 39 lucky fans will win merchandise. The official page for this contest allows anyone to enter by emailing MIKUBOOK with the correct subject, name, address and a message for Miku. People
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