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Hatsune Miku Project Diva F accessory set for Vita. This set includes a pouch (not pictured), a card case, a charm, cleaning cloth, two sheets of stickers, and a strap.

These Vita accessories tie into the Hatsune Miku game that Sega randomly brought to E3 this year, confusing the hell out of me in the process. It was a fun game, at least?

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PlayStation Vita’s new Crystal White color and Hatsune Miku bundle system — the former comes out in Japan on June 28, while the later hits on August 30.

PS Vita’s sales don’t appear too hot in the States (and they’ve absolutely cooled in Japan), so I expect Crystal White will make its way here soon. You can watch a trailer showing off both of the PS Vita systems here.

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The Hatsune Miku and Future Stars Project Mirai Cafe in Akihabara. Sega and Good Smile Company (who produces the Nendoroid figures on which the characters’ style is based) are working to set up a themed cafe for the 3DS game, including Vocaloid tie-in foods (basically, blue-green stuff and lots of leeks). The Miku drink is lemon soda, blue curacao, and vanilla ice cream, and just sounds wonderful.

Each table has images of a different character on it, and the cafe is decorated with storyboards and concept art from the game.

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Hatsune Miku & Future Stars: Project Mirai’s “Doubutsu Uranai” level, played by Nintendaan. If this seems really easy, well … it’s easy mode. Here’s “Happy Synthesizer:”

This game is way too cute! As always, all I could say is that it would be nice if I could play it (stares off into the distance, wind carries a single tear away).

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Glimpse of the inside cover for Hatsune Miku & Future Stars: Project Mirai’s eco-friendly box (click for larger image). We’re just as likely to get the the inside art as we are to get this game — none of Sega’s Hatsune Miku portable titles have released to the West.

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Sonic the Hedgehog being a total creeper behind Hatsune Miku at a recent event. Quit being a creeper, Sonic.

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NicoNico-style comments in Hatsune Miku & Future Stars: Project Mirai, wwwww. In the “PV Theater” mode, you can watch videos and paste scrolling comments onto the screen like those in Nico videos. You can then trade your comments via StreetPass to fill up others’ screens. Just another adorable aspect to this game!

Not cute enough? AR Miku!

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Four more minutes of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai that will make you curse 3DS’s region-locking.

Did you know that more Tiny Cartridge readers are excited about this game than upcoming “core” titles like Metal Gear Solid 3D, Kid Icarus: Uprising, etc.? It’s true! Another fun fact: after watching this trailer and hearing its music, more Tiny Cartridge writers are excited about Project Mirai than those other games, too.

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Hatsune Miku & Future Stars Project Mirai accessory kit (phew). This set by Hori includes a case, interior skin, and transparent outer skin for 3DS. I’m not sure why — not just because chibi Miku is cute — but I find this quite fetching!

If you want to festoon your system with mini Vocaloids, you can pick this up for $43.49 at Play-Asia. It ships March 8, the same time as the game’s Japanese release.

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Watch Hatsune Miku grow up and time-travel in this music video for Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project Mirai’s opening theme song (“Yume Yume” by Deco*27).

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Short Japanese commercial for Hatsune Miku and Future Stars: Project Mirai, featuring the teal-haired vocaloid dressed as an airline attendant and singing “Seeegaaaaa.”

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Extended Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai trailer. I told you this think looked rad! If the game mechanics look similar, you might have seen them in Britney’s Dance Beat (LOL).

Regardless of how neat/fun/creepy this might look, as far as I know, Sega has never released any Hatsune Mike game in the West, so don’t get your hopes up for this!

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