Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Developers: Sega CS3, Dingo Publisher: Sega Platforms: PlayStation Portable Released in JP: July 2, 2009 Released in KR: July 3, 2009 Released in AS: July 2, 2009 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused music. This game has a prerelease article

To do: There must be some more unused content. Also, gather some pre-release information.

Sega and Hatsune Miku (along with the other Crypton Vocaloids) collaborate with each other to create a rhythm game, which would later go on to be a bigger franchise. Also, there's a feature where you can create your own beatmaps out of MP3 music.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Texture

Inside DivaDataList.afs/pve_11.igb (Ame Nochi Sweet*Drops PV) is this unused texture. It is most likely intended for Hato's PV as that has a similar texture. The texture itself is a 24 pixel bit format RGB image instead of the 8 bit+alpha that is used elsewhere.

(Source: Project DIVA.net)

Unused Animations

Inside DivaDataList.afs/song20_anim_bod.igb (Moon), there are 3 unused animations named miku_song01, miku_song02, and miku_song03. They are also mentioned in Dreamy Theater with their original names, but they aren't in the files.

Unused Music

Inside DivaSoundList.afs, there are six unused instrumental music tracks. These tracks may have been intended as background music for certain things accessible from the main menu which didn't have their own music (such as Module Change or Options), or things that were meant to be accessible but were cut.

0053_sound_03.aix

0059_sound_09.aix

0060_sound_10.aix

0061_sound_11.aix

0062_sound_12.aix

0071_sound_21.aix

Oddities

The "Lyrics" text in Packaged's logo is spelled incorrectly, and is spelled as "Lirycs". Oddly enough, this was fixed in Arcade and Dreamy Theater, but the sequel still has it misspelled as "Lirycs", and Arcade and Dreamy Theater were released before the sequel, Diva 2nd, was released.