Much like the 1st time I replied in one of your threads, what I'm going to suggest isn't very helpful. Ok, I guess that was somewhat helpful. But MegaUpload being taken down, and so all our patch files is a shame. But as a Project Diva enthusiast, who owns all 3 major titles on the PSP, and does not know a lick of Japanese, the English translations are neither very good, or needed. All they do is just semi-translate Song Title Names, and maybe some shop items. Everything else, like Edit Mode, or Lyrics, or the tutorial, is still all in Japanese. Everything in the game that you'd want translated into English, isn't.
So theres not much reason to look for hthe patch, much less actually use it. Also as a warning, do not use/download the Eng Patch for Project Diva 1, it does chop up the frame rate ever so slightly, but is enough to notice that its not as fluid as a clean version.
Though if you want my opinion, Project Diva 2 and 3 is really all you need as the 1st isn't as nearly as difficult/fun. Much like the 1st time I replied in one of your threads, what I'm going to suggest isn't very helpful. Ok, I guess that was somewhat helpful. But MegaUpload being taken down, and so all our patch files is a shame. But as a Project Diva enthusiast, who owns all 3 major titles on the PSP, and does not know a lick of Japanese, the English translations are neither very good, or needed. All they do is just semi-translate Song Title Names, and maybe some shop items.
Everything else, like Edit Mode, or Lyrics, or the tutorial, is still all in Japanese. Everything in the game that you'd want translated into English, isn't. So theres not much reason to look for hthe patch, much less actually use it.
Also as a warning, do not use/download the Eng Patch for Project Diva 1, it does chop up the frame rate ever so slightly, but is enough to notice that its not as fluid as a clean version. Though if you want my opinion, Project Diva 2 and 3 is really all you need as the 1st isn't as nearly as difficult/fun. Much like the 1st time I replied in one of your threads, what I'm going to suggest isn't very helpful. Ok, I guess that was somewhat helpful. But MegaUpload being taken down, and so all our patch files is a shame.
But as a Project Diva enthusiast, who owns all 3 major titles on the PSP, and does not know a lick of Japanese, the English translations are neither very good, or needed. All they do is just semi-translate Song Title Names, and maybe some shop items.
Everything else, like Edit Mode, or Lyrics, or the tutorial, is still all in Japanese. Everything in the game that you'd want translated into English, isn't. So theres not much reason to look for hthe patch, much less actually use it. Also as a warning, do not use/download the Eng Patch for Project Diva 1, it does chop up the frame rate ever so slightly, but is enough to notice that its not as fluid as a clean version.
Though if you want my opinion, Project Diva 2 and 3 is really all you need as the 1st isn't as nearly as difficult/fun. Click to expand.I can tell you just by memory.
Obviously the 1st option is what you use to start. Its Japanese, so O = Confirm, X = Back. Option 1 = Play -Option 1.a = Tutorial.Option 1.b = Play Songs/Song List. Square Previews songs.
Select Difficulty. Load song, circle to start.Option 1.c = DLC Song List.Downloaded DLC can be played here. Mostly unneccessary as these DLC songs are from Diva 1, and the ones that aren't return as defaults in Diva 3. Option 2 = Modules (Costumes) -Option 2.a = Miku Modules -Option 2.b-h = All other characters Option 3 = Rooms (Recreation activities) -Option 3.a = Miku's Room -Option 3.b = All other characters Option 4-end Shop, edit mode, options, ect.
Ok maybe its not memory. But you'll figure it. Much like the 1st time I replied in one of your threads, what I'm going to suggest isn't very helpful. Ok, I guess that was somewhat helpful. But MegaUpload being taken down, and so all our patch files is a shame. But as a Project Diva enthusiast, who owns all 3 major titles on the PSP, and does not know a lick of Japanese, the English translations are neither very good, or needed. All they do is just semi-translate Song Title Names, and maybe some shop items.
Everything else, like Edit Mode, or Lyrics, or the tutorial, is still all in Japanese. Everything in the game that you'd want translated into English, isn't. So theres not much reason to look for hthe patch, much less actually use it. Also as a warning, do not use/download the Eng Patch for Project Diva 1, it does chop up the frame rate ever so slightly, but is enough to notice that its not as fluid as a clean version.
Though if you want my opinion, Project Diva 2 and 3 is really all you need as the 1st isn't as nearly as difficult/fun. Click to expand.I can tell you just by memory. Obviously the 1st option is what you use to start.
Its Japanese, so O = Confirm, X = Back. Option 1 = Play -Option 1.a = Tutorial.Option 1.b = Play Songs/Song List. Square Previews songs. Select Difficulty.
Load song, circle to start.Option 1.c = DLC Song List.Downloaded DLC can be played here. Mostly unneccessary as these DLC songs are from Diva 1, and the ones that aren't return as defaults in Diva 3.
Option 2 = Modules (Costumes) -Option 2.a = Miku Modules -Option 2.b-h = All other characters Option 3 = Rooms (Recreation activities) -Option 3.a = Miku's Room -Option 3.b = All other characters Option 4-end Shop, edit mode, options, ect. Ok maybe its not memory. But you'll figure it. Megaupload is great reason/example to keep important files at least on 2 places!
If you meant that 2.8a ISO patch then I had copy of it in mah X: game stuffs moar game stuffs PSP some stuff 2nd translation shit. Here it is but I'll delete it in couple days from taking up my dropbox space dammit: PRO TIP: use one below that upper one got too much work in it There is already pretty great translation for 2nd# version (by Sonic DX, page 23) and also 'main menu' only translation example for both 2nd and 2nd with 1.01 patch. This is plugin translation so you can buy extend version and play with UMD if you liked 2nd:3 Yes, game doesn't need that much translation but it's bit easier to e.g. Find certain module, messing up with edit mode or sing-a-long with romanji lyrics.
Megaupload is great reason/example to keep important files at least on 2 places! If you meant that 2.8a ISO patch then I had copy of it in mah X: game stuffs moar game stuffs PSP some stuff 2nd translation shit. Here it is but I'll delete it in couple days from taking up my dropbox space dammit: PRO TIP: use one below that upper one got too much work in it There is already pretty great translation for 2nd# version (by Sonic DX, page 23) and also 'main menu' only translation example for both 2nd and 2nd with 1.01 patch. This is plugin translation so you can buy extend version and play with UMD if you liked 2nd:3 Yes, game doesn't need that much translation but it's bit easier to e.g. Find certain module, messing up with edit mode or sing-a-long with romanji lyrics. First one is ISO patch and it has PDF for applying patch.
May take some time to apply. Second one is plugin patch. You'll just have to enable it, put game.bin translation in same folder and boot up game. It should support first PD, 2nd, 2nd 1.01, 2nd# and extend put only extend and 2nd# has good translations at the moment. 2nd# translation was there by Sonic DX like I said on previous post and 2nd regular can be found 'SDK' folder from ZIP and there you can convert it yourself from.txt to.bin. This also means that you can translate the game in whole new language with just regular text and image editor!
Here some tuto for second patch: http://projectdiva.wikispaces.com/Translation+Patch+%28extend%29. Megaupload is great reason/example to keep important files at least on 2 places! If you meant that 2.8a ISO patch then I had copy of it in mah X: game stuffs moar game stuffs PSP some stuff 2nd translation shit. Here it is but I'll delete it in couple days from taking up my dropbox space dammit: PRO TIP: use one below that upper one got too much work in it There is already pretty great translation for 2nd# version (by Sonic DX, page 23) and also 'main menu' only translation example for both 2nd and 2nd with 1.01 patch. This is plugin translation so you can buy extend version and play with UMD if you liked 2nd:3 Yes, game doesn't need that much translation but it's bit easier to e.g. Find certain module, messing up with edit mode or sing-a-long with romanji lyrics.
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First one is ISO patch and it has PDF for applying patch. May take some time to apply. Second one is plugin patch. You'll just have to enable it, put game.bin translation in same folder and boot up game. It should support first PD, 2nd, 2nd 1.01, 2nd# and extend put only extend and 2nd# has good translations at the moment. 2nd# translation was there by Sonic DX like I said on previous post and 2nd regular can be found 'SDK' folder from ZIP and there you can convert it yourself from.txt to.bin. This also means that you can translate the game in whole new language with just regular text and image editor!
Here some tuto for second patch. First one is ISO patch and it has PDF for applying patch. May take some time to apply. Second one is plugin patch. You'll just have to enable it, put game.bin translation in same folder and boot up game.
It should support first PD, 2nd, 2nd 1.01, 2nd# and extend put only extend and 2nd# has good translations at the moment. 2nd# translation was there by Sonic DX like I said on previous post and 2nd regular can be found 'SDK' folder from ZIP and there you can convert it yourself from.txt to.bin. This also means that you can translate the game in whole new language with just regular text and image editor!
Here some tuto for second patch.
HATSUNE MIKU, the world's most famous virtual singer, returns in an all-new rhythm video game featuring the best new music and classic tracks reborn. Tap, hold, and flick to the beat as you play through 40 addicting songs and four expansive difficulty settings that will keep you coming back for more! Miku’s friends Rin, Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito also join the party, and each will appear with their own songs to play. On top of the music, you can fully customize every video with over 100 costumes and 150 accessories for your favorite performers!. Join the world’s most famous digital singer in the expansive sequel to her critically-acclaimed Rhythm game.
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