However, the first game had limitations. It was clunky, the note charts were sometimes erratic, and the loading times on the PSP were noticeable. SEGA listened. Project DIVA 2nd was developed with a clear mandate: fix the flaws and amplify the content. The result was a game that felt less like a quick cash-grab sequel and more like a definitive "Complete Edition" of the Vocaloid experience at the time.
Project DIVA 2nd had DLC songs and modules via PSN (Japan only). These are no longer officially downloadable, but: hatsune miku - project diva 2nd psp
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA 2nd is the direct sequel to the rhythm game that introduced the world to Vocaloid gaming on the PlayStation Portable. Released in 2010 (Japan only, but fully import-friendly), this game takes everything from the first Project DIVA and refines it: more songs, deeper customization, a challenging new difficulty, and a "Diva Room" mode that lets you interact with your favorite virtual singers. However, the first game had limitations
During a song, certain sections become a "Technical Zone." Hitting all notes in that zone with a COOL or FINE rating gives a score bonus and a special "Technical" medal. Project DIVA 2nd was developed with a clear
Create your own rhythm game charts using imported music and motion data from the PVs. Highly advanced – requires PC software for custom songs.