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Hatsune Miku idols her way onto the Nintendo 3DS in 2015

SEGA is absolutely killing it with localizations of Hatsune Miku games. Not only did they bring both the PS3 and Vita versions of Project Diva F, and its sequel later this year, they'll also be localizing the Mirai 3DS series under the title Hatsune Miku: Project MIRAI Remix. This will be the first time Miku will appear on a Nintendo console outside of Japan.

Project MIRAI Remix will actually be an enhanced version of Project MIRAI 2, which could mean that it might also include songs from the first game released only in Japan.

The game will feature two separate game modes, one dedicated to button input and the other to touch input. The Nintendo 3DS' StreetPass functionality will also come into play where players will be able to share personalized player cards, customized dance routines and musical phrases.

No specific release date listed yet, but the game is scheduled to come out in 2015.

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