Number of songs on base game. plus, DJMax Vs Hatsune Miku

[Israel]

Hi, I'm trying to decide between DJMax respect V or Hatsune Miku project diva mega mix+, optimally I would get both, but I have already spent too much on this sale, I want to know how many songs are in the base game of Hatsune Miku, and If you have experience with both, Which one would you get?

Hatsune miku or DJMax Respect V (only base game)

[Max]

why do you want "big library" music? people play for a unique experience in the game.
also if you really want big music you should pick "osu".

"Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA" is for people who are into Vocaloid (computer-generated) music.

DJMax as I know offers real human songs.

[Soup-chan]

To actually answer your question, 178 songs in the basic game, 251 if you splurge for the VIP edition.

I know I prefer a game to have a bigger library available. Especially with games in the same series. It's annoying to have split libraries and have to either choose just one or switch between games. It's one of the reasons I like the post Future Tone era DIVA games, since most included songs were in previous games anyway.

[Israel]

Originally posted by @xMaxrayx:

why do you want "big library" music? people play for a unique experience in the game.
also if you really want big music you should pick "osu".

Thanks for taking some time to answer Maxray, I don't like Osu I have tried, and also I prefer my games on steam, A big music library for me makes easier to find some god songs, sometimes when the title has only a few songs I get bored, I'm not trying to say that more songs make it a better game, that's why I made two questions, one about the number of songs and the about which one you prefer, independently of songs or system.
Anyway thanks.

Originally posted by Super Soup:

To actually answer your question, 178 songs in the basic game,

Thank you so much I decided for DJMax I may get hatsune miku on the next big steam sale, Also I'm thinking rythm games on steam deck must be amazing, thats why I'm getting new rythm games.
I do agree with you with split libraries, when the rockband was a thing I hated to have to change of game to play certain song, a unified song bank sounds amazing, but to be honest I have zero experience with Hatsune Miku songs, just the once that appear randomly on videos, but it seems it has a ton of fans and a big music library.

Thanks for taking your time to answer me.

[Zulfich]

Honestly I prefer keysounded rhythm games any day over the ones where the game replaced the note hitting sound with a music instrument sound effect or something like that, those games felt lacking to me, so I'll pick Respect V any day over Mega mix+.

I have no qualms about the lineups as I find both games had good lists of songs in a way or another.

[Bosmeong]

Originally posted by Israel:

Originally posted by @xMaxrayx:

why do you want "big library" music? people play for a unique experience in the game.
also if you really want big music you should pick "osu".

Thanks for taking some time to answer Maxray, I don't like Osu I have tried, and also I prefer my games on steam, A big music library for me makes easier to find some god songs, sometimes when the title has only a few songs I get bored, I'm not trying to say that more songs make it a better game, that's why I made two questions, one about the number of songs and the about which one you prefer, independently of songs or system.
Anyway thanks.

Originally posted by Super Soup:

To actually answer your question, 178 songs in the basic game,

Thank you so much I decided for DJMax I may get hatsune miku on the next big steam sale, Also I'm thinking rythm games on steam deck must be amazing, thats why I'm getting new rythm games.
I do agree with you with split libraries, when the rockband was a thing I hated to have to change of game to play certain song, a unified song bank sounds amazing, but to be honest I have zero experience with Hatsune Miku songs, just the once that appear randomly on videos, but it seems it has a ton of fans and a big music library.

Thanks for taking your time to answer me.

controls kinda hard on stema deck for game like djmax, unlike project diva