Things change i guess, even for miku games. If your sad about the music videos going bye-bye for changeable concert halls, i don't blame you. If your sad about there only being 30 songs, and some of your favorite songs are jam-packed into 4-5 song package were each song only plays for 40-ish seconds and you'd like to play the whole song, then i don't blame you. These things also got under my skin, i got irritated, but not enough to rate this game any lower.Ps: Just to let you know there are no differences between the versions except graphics, so don't feel like your missing out on anything not getting one or the other (even though the ps4 version is the same price as the ps vita version on amazon for some reason).Game-play: The game is certainly not as hard as the diva f games, but can catch you of guard if your not careful, other then that it's the same. You can do mostly everything you can do in the previous games... with some exceptions. The edit mode has been pretty much shot to pieces and replaced with a concert maker thing, where you can... make a concert i guess. You can alter there movement, expressions, pretty much everything's there, now that i say it out loud, it does sound sorta the same, so i guess it hasn't been shot to pieces, but it's just... different.This game also has a sort of story mode element to it, you even have quests which are given from miku and friends which reward you with presents you can give to the characters which improve your relationships with them, which in turn can net you more voltage in songs involving that character, which in turn gives you a better chance at unlocking 1 of 300+ modules, in there turn you can mix and match these modules and accessories to find the right combination to get an percentage boost, which means even more voltage. There are five clouds with different style's of song's( one is cool while another is cute for example) and each customize item or module fits in to each respective cloud. You can also get costume combo's for an extra boost. (e.x combining some items could create a first day of school buff which gives you an 8 percent buff to voltage, another combination can get you animal lover).The module's also have buffs of there own to give you. The divine goddess gives you a buff which makes the timing for the first 15 notes easier (which is useless to me personally). Miku's classic outfit gives you a higher chance to get a module drop. The accessories don't have buffs though. Well, that was kinda complicated, there's a wealth of little tweaks to the game-play that add up to make a noticeable difference. It might not seem like much, but it's something. Sadly, there are only 30 songs (27-28 songs included and 2 dlc songs), but if you include the new medley mode as more then one song, then i guess you could say it's over 50, i only count it as one song though. This mode will most likely be loved, and hated at the same time. Honestly, who wants there favorite songs reduced to little more then 40 second sound bite's, but at the same time it's kinda neat to try mixing songs together. If they add these songs individually and more songs as dlc, that should fix the song problem.The diva room is kinda the same. I have yet to find a way to actually go into the room like previous games and not just see miku staring at me all the time, which isn't a bad thing of course. The camera function should be the same as previous diva games, i'll update if i find anything worth mentioning. Other then that there's not much else to talk about. That's pretty much everything that's different in the continuation of the miku franchise. I'm pretty sure that the music video like songs will come back so i'm not upset, and more songs should be added later for the game, so i'm just gonna role with the punches!Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F - Playstation 3Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd - PlayStation 3