English Hatsune Miku + Vocaloid Store Plans

Oct 09, 2010 22:13

Those of you on Facebook, take heed - At the New York Comic Con, Crypton are trying to get an idea for the demand for Vocaloids in US territories, and have asked people on Facebook to go friend Miku's page on the proviso that if she gets 39,390 friends on it they'll go and give her an English-speaking release. They've also mentioned looking into ( Read more... )

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asamidori October 9 2010, 22:55:20 UTC
Wait, the store's gonna be online?

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oftendistracted October 10 2010, 00:50:05 UTC
... I don't know for sure but I honestly assumed that from the get-go. Less running costs, no need for a physical presence, much easier to set up and allow for people across the US to buy. I can't imagine they wouldn't.

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artrica October 10 2010, 00:00:44 UTC

iori October 10 2010, 00:09:47 UTC
Original Miku voice with improved English or no dice. The Miku that is dubbed is not the true Miku.

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jianna October 10 2010, 00:10:55 UTC
I'd rather have a Luka Append than an English Miku, but Miku rules the world, so I'm guess we'll be seeing that first. Alas.

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thyried October 10 2010, 00:26:59 UTC
If the US store will ship anywhere outside Japan instead of just the US, that'll be awesome. Otherwise it's just more middlemen service for those not in the US...

English Miku... not sure if want. I'm all for improvements in Vocaloids, but I heard Fujita Saki can't speak English? That might be problematic.

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oftendistracted October 10 2010, 01:00:25 UTC
Well, true. I'm in the UK so it's a bit of a muchness either way (and it makes the question about PowerFX even more important, since it's the company's home region) but it'd be nice for there to be another source for Vocaloid stuff in the US - right now you're looking at that one import bookstore as pretty much your only option, stateside.

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asamidori October 10 2010, 03:18:48 UTC
Well, think about it: It's easy to find someone in the US that can buy things for you.

Japan? Not so much.

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thyried October 10 2010, 05:32:11 UTC
Hm, true. I just thought direct delivery w/o needing middlemen services would be nifty, but I guess that might be asking too much, eh?

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