[PSV] LUMINES Electronic Symphony

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http://www.4gamer.net/games/140/G014006/20110908012/



■LUMINES Electronic Symphony (仮称)
発売日：未定
価格：未定
ジャンル：音楽パズルゲーム
プレイ人数1人
世界中でミリオンヒットを記録した音楽パズルゲーム「ルミネス」シリーズの最新作「LUMINES Electronic Symphony（仮題）」が PlayStation VITA専用のソフトとして登場！
第一作目の「ルミネス」からの『正統進化』をコンセプトに、原点であるエレクトロニックミュージックへ回帰し、PlayStation VITAならではの美麗なグラフィックとダイナミックな機能を搭載する予定です。
新しいゲームプレイ要素や、高解像度の3Dモデルによるグラフィック表現、さらには
エレクトロニックミュージックシーンの伝説的な名曲をラインアップに加えてお届けする予定です。また、PlayStation VITAならではのインタラクティブなソーシャル要素も予定されています。

[一小英口]

比較想知個rear touch 係呢隻game 度可以有咩作為

[chunmanx]

作者: 一小英口

比較想知個rear touch 係呢隻game 度可以有咩作為

應該冇
拍左邊向左轉拍右向右轉
咁都係用返LR掣好似好D

其實出3DS會唔會好D呢？
都叫做有3D呢樣GIMMICK效果

[now_loading]

PSP 時，很喜歡這GAME

[chunmanx]

作者: diabloex

PSP 時，很喜歡這GAME

me2
水口哲也間公司在nds、psp各出一隻puzzle game都好掂
原本期望佢地可以用wii的操控做到隻新類型的puzzle game來
希望也可以善用psv機能做隻有點新意的puzzle

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http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/...onic-symphony/

Jan 25 2012
Ubisoft PS Vita Week: Building on a Classic with Lumines Electronic Symphony

+ Posted by James Mielke // Producer, Q Entertainment





In 2005, Lumines was released as the number one-ranked title for the PlayStation Portable, and still holds its place as one of the top five games currently available for the system. Now, we are taking steps to build beyond the PSP classic and bring the best Lumines experience to PlayStation Vita with Lumines Electronic Symphony.
For the newcomers to the series, Lumines Electronic Symphony is a music-puzzle game that merges vivid colors and shapes with the intoxicating beats of an electronica soundtrack. It’s easy to play for five minutes, but you’ll tend to find yourself entranced for hours. Here are a few ways that Q Entertainment and Ubisoft are working to create an amazing experience that takes full advantage of the PS Vita hardware:

· Updated graphics and highly integrated sound. Let’s kick this off with saying that Lumines Electronic Symphony is a brand new game. We are now using animated 3D blocks instead of 2D sprites, which allow us to integrate dynamic lighting and animations mechanics. Along with our high quality graphics, we have tailored the audio in our game to be highly integrated with music and game sounds.
· Alternative control methods. We are taking big strides in terms of accessibility of Lumines Electronic Symphony. The game will support the front touch screen controls to move and rotate blocks. This will be perfect for new comers to the series. For those focused on boosting their scores, Lumines Electronic Symphony also supports analog and d-pad controls.
· A new XP system. In previous Lumines titles, a player unlocked skins based on their ability to successfully reach that skin. This meant that there was a potential that some players did not see certain skins. However, in Lumines Electronic Symphony, we have integrated an XP system. Now all the points that a player receives in a session are converted into XP, so as you level up, you will unlock additional skins and avatars.
· New avatars and abilities. Speaking of avatars, we have revamped our avatar system. Previously, the avatar was nothing more than a visual representation of the player. Now, each avatar has a single player and multiplayer ability mapped to them. Unlock more avatars and find the abilities that best suit your style of play.

That’s a quick breakdown of the key features that you will find in Lumines Electronic Symphony. We’ll have more information on Lumines coming soon, so keep your eyes on the PlayStation.Blog. Look for Lumines Electronic Symphony to hit the PlayStation Vita on February 14th — just in time for the First Edition Bundle!

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http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2012/02/...undtrack-list/
Lumines Electronic Symphony Soundtrack List

Electronic.

Published: 15:00, 01/02/2012 by Staff.

Q Entertainment, the developers behind Vita launch title Lumines Electronic Symphony, have revealed for the first time the game’s full soundtrack, and it’s a belter.
It’s obviously mostly electronic stuff, but there’s some real classics (Deep Dish, Win in there amongst the new talent that a game like Lumines can really help showcase.

• “4 AM” – Kaskade
• “Aganju” – Bebel Gilberto
• “Always Loved A Film” – Underworld
• “Apollo Throwdown” – The Go! Team
• “Automatons” – Anything Box
• “Autumn Love” – SCSI-9
• “Bang Bang Bang” – Mark Ronson & The Business
• “Celebrate Our Love” – Howard Jones
• “Close (To The Edit)” – Art of Noise
• “Disco Infiltrator” – LCD Soundsystem
• “Dissolve” – The Chemical Brothers
• “Embracing The Future” – B.T.
• “Flyin’ Hi” – Faithless
• “Good Girl” – Benny Benassi
• “Gouryella” – Gouryella
• “Hey Boy Hey Girl” – The Chemical Brothers
• “Higher State of Consciousness” – Wink
• “In My Arms” – Mylo
• “Kelly Watch The Stars” – Air
• “Moistly” – LFO
• “Never” – Orbital*
• “Out Of The Blue” – System F
• “Pacific 707″ – 808 State
• “Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song)” – Safri Duo
• “Rocket (Tiesto Remi” – Goldfrapp
• “Sunriser (Publicmind Remi” – Ken Ishii
• “Superstar” – Aeroplane
• “The Future of the Future (Stay Gold)” – Deep Dish
• “The Sun Rising” – The Beloved
• “What’s Your Number” – Ian Pooley
• “Windowlicker” – Aphex Twin
• ”Wolfgang’s 5th Symphony” – Wolfgang Gartner
• “Wooden Toy” – Amon Tobin
• “Yesterday When I Was Mad (Jam & Spoon Mi” – Pet Shop Boys

We’ve played Lumines on Vita, and it’s wonderful. The full blog post on PlayStation.com features lots more info and some brief interviews with the artists behind the music.
And hey – did you know Howard Jones was “a big Space Invaders, Asteroids, and Galaxians fan?”

[holsety]

woot my lovely game

[一小英口]

作者: holsety

woot my lovely game

其實我買機都係等呢隻出咋

[westpat]

知唔知日版幾時出?

[Alphaaldo]

估佢唔到啲SOUNDTRACKS 咁強！本來唔想買（我PSP同PS3 VERSION都有），而家有返興趣

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http://www.1up.com/reviews/lumines-e...-symphony-vita

Lumines Electronic Symphony Review: Still a Dazzling Mix of Sight And Sound

(Vita)

It demonstrates that a solid puzzle game doesn't need to re-write the rules.


By Jose Otero 02/14/2012


For puzzle game fiends like myself, the original Lumines injected a massive amount of sound-appeal into a pretty standard genre. It's not that catchy music didn't exist in puzzle games before its PSP debut (or have their own brand of audio/visual charm either), but no game in the genre I played before mixed the two together so well. Lumines exists in a delicate framework: one where each piece of the experience complements the other, and where developer Q Entertainment shows its impressive music-bending muscle. Take away the quirky audio samples, funky music, or puzzle mechanics, and the other components just wouldn't hold my interest. It's an example of a game that pulses to a special beat and, similar to any top-notch puzzler, one where the mechanics shine after repeated play. While the gameplay exists in a careful balance of visuals and sound, Lumines is also one of the few games where I'm resistant to change; and a lot of that has to do with how well the mechanics of the first game worked. So I'm grateful that Lumines: Electronic Symphony doesn't try to complicate its familiar block-matching formula with unnecessary additions. For the uniformed: colored block clusters (consisting of four squares and up to two color tones) drop from the top of the screen and can be rotated left or right. The end goal is for players to match up four squares of the same color and clear away blocks before they pile up to the top of the screen. A scrolling timeline (that passes from left to right) erases matching block clusters, and adds them to your score. A helpful list of colored blocks to the left of the playing field shows the pattern of the next three incoming pieces, so there's plenty of room for strategy as well.








While the gameplay in ES technically isn't "new," the developers at Q Entertainment add fresh components to the mix. The first is the new Shuffle Block, a weird little tool that randomly shifts the color of all blocks connected to it -- something that either can turn a nightmare scenario of non-matching squares around or ruin a potential block-busting combo in seconds. This random element causes you to think twice before dropping a Shuffle Block into the field, because you can't be too sure what's going to happen if you do. It complements the pre-existing Chain Block -- a special power-up that eliminates all like-colored blocks connected to it -- in that it adds a fresh layer of chaos whose outcome can't always be determined.
Avatars have also received a little attention in ES, and now provide a set of reusable and helpful power-ups for players. Every avatar has two abilities: one that affects a single-player session and the other for multiplayer. For example the default avatar, named Boy, can conjure a Chain Block at will or grant the Invisible Man ability in multiplayer -- a skill that changes one of your opponent's upcoming blocks into a transparent one instead. The only requirement to use an Avatar ability is energy, which gets replenished over time or by tapping the rear touch panel during play. With 10 Avatar abilities in total, players can experiment and find one that suits their playstyle best. Other touch controls weave their way into ES's fold, and work surprisingly well, but aren't forced on. You can switch between using buttons or touch screen as gracefully as you wish, or tackle all the pattern-matching tasks using a hybrid of the two.
Perhaps ES's most endearing aspect is its presentation -- one that consists of barrage of unique art direction and a suite filled with electronic sounds. The playlist presented in ES pushes past the days of Lumines 2, when it became accepted that the only way to grab more outside attention was to include more mainstream music. ES ditches this kind of pandering completely and embraces a soundtrack filled with decades of electronic music through its many permutations. Oddly enough, listening to Benny Benassi's pulsing beats in "Good Girl" or Deep Dish's melody in "The Future of the Future" aren't my typical audio entertainment, but they've both slowly grown on me to point that I can't resist their electronic charms. Of course, there are occasional songs I can't bring myself to care for, but creating my own playlists cuts around that issue, and lets me set the mood from track to track with an intuitive cover flow-style interface.

Click the image above to check out all Lumines Electronic Symphony screens.

The overall effort and production value add new levels of visual detail to Lumines' familiar gameplay, but a few things hold ES back from greatness. The lack of online multiplayer really hurts, confining this great puzzle game to one that can only be played via local multiplayer -- a shame considering all of the social features and fancy acronyms built into Vita's innards. Also, while tapping the rear touch panel refills Avatar energy during gameplay and keeps your fingers moving constantly, the sounds generated in response don't always fit the song you're playing; something that sits at odds with how Q Entertainment usually tackles similar ideas in their music games. And one where usually every sound introduced still complements the core song in some graceful way.
Small flaws aside, ES is an incredible title. It rekindles that old Lumines flame you may have ignored over the past few years and presents a unique puzzle game full of distinct charm. It's a sequel that doesn't have to reinvent the wheel or try to be too different and deserves major props for taking electronic music even further by adding many notable contributors to the soundtrack. While the lack of online multiplayer stings, this puzzler continues to be something special if you're willing to give it a chance.

[holsety]

作者: 一小英口

其實我買機都係等呢隻出咋

對戰超爽快
hope can online play

[holsety]

release today?

有~ 328

[一小英口]

作者: holsety

release today?

諗住17號PSN 一定有得買, 有冇偷跑都廢事睇

[tathin]

作者: 一小英口

諗住17號PSN 一定有得買, 有冇偷跑都廢事睇

未必有...umvc既英文版都未上架...

[tathin]

279入手,好似無咩舖頭有返貨

[一小英口]

好景279 入手, 最後一隻

好彩有fd幫我買

[An0raku]

SSP大把貨
入咗呢隻同Rayman Origins

[一小英口]

唔駛一陣已經打淨隻金盃........

[一小英口]

方塊GAME (?) 真係咁少人玩?

近期冇乜點玩過
頭先岩岩玩左場all skin shuffle, keep 住砌都要玩73分鐘...

另: 今日(?) world block 竟然俾人erase 左, 唔通真係要等到星期日先upload 個contribution 上去?

[一小英口]

100%

好易 (如果你知竅門)
第一日已經打剩呢隻金盃, 之後搭車打到lv50
我諗都係around 10hr 既事

可以封印部機一排了LOL

[Waimann]

作者: 一小英口

100%

好易 (如果你知竅門)
第一日已經打剩呢隻金盃, 之後搭車打到lv50
我諗都係around 10hr 既事

可以封印部機一排了LOL

請問個竅門係咩....可以分享吓嗎??

[ys10]

心心思想買呢隻, 但其實佢同psp o個隻既分別係...? 多左touch??