THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Viewing Revolution
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THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Viewing Revolution (アイドルマスター シンデレラガールズ ビューイングレボリューション Aidorumasutaa Shinderera Gaaruzu Byuuingu Reboryuushon) is a spin-off game released for PlayStation 4 as a PlayStation VR launch title based on THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls and THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Starlight Stage.
Gameplay
This is a concert viewing game. The player can use up to 2 PlayStation Move controllers, as the player is holding up to 4 penlights per hand (up to 8 total). The player can also use a DualShock 4 controller to hold penlights instead. It also allows the ability to customize the penlights and wristband using the player's favorite idol. Up to 10 sets can be used while watching the concert.
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Characters
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| Uzuki Shimamura | Nana Abe | Miku Maekawa | Chieri Ogata | Miho Kohinata | Kanako Mimura |
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| Anzu Futaba | Sae Kobayakawa | Shiki Ichinose | Frederica Miyamoto | ||
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| Rin Shibuya | Anastasia | Ranko Kanzaki | Riina Tada | Minami Nitta | |
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| Haruna Kamijo | Mizuki Kawashima | Kaede Takagaki | Kanade Hayami | Syuko Shiomi | Nao Kamiya |
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| Mio Honda | Miria Akagi | Mika Jougasaki | Rika Jougasaki | ||
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| Yui Ohtsuki | Aiko Takamori | Airi Totoki | Kirari Moroboshi | ||
Trivia
- The game takes place in the Maihama Amphitheater in Tokyo, Japan, the site of THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS 1st LIVE WONDERFUL M@GIC!!.
- As in other games that have been released in North America and Europe, the cross and circle buttons are swapped. This means that the cross button is used to confirm and the circle button is used to go back. In Japan and Southeast Asia, both of the buttons were reversed. The same goes for when playing on PlayStation 5 across all regions.
Gallery
Key Art.
References
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