Sega has announced Miracle Girls Festival, a tentatively titled PS Vita rhythm game that brings together the girls from a number of different anime, due out this winter in Japan.  

The game’s rhythm parts use the same engine as Sega’s Project Diva games. Players will press the Circle, X, Triangle, and Square buttons in combination with the d-pad to match the on-screen indications.

As you match the button presses, the girls will dance on illuminated stages with big monitors and enthusiastic crowds.

Series slated to appear in the game include:

• Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova
• Engaged to the Unidentified
• Go! Go! 575
• Kiniro Mosaic
• Nourin
• Nyaruko: Crawling with Love F
• Tesagure! Bukatsumono
• Vividred Operation
• Wake Up, Girls!
• Yuru Yuri

Here’s how the girls of Yuru Yuri appears:

If you hadn’t guessed, this is the collaboration Sega teased for debut at AnimeJapan this weekend. The game will be playable at Sega’s booth.

http://gematsu.com/2015/03/project-diva-like-miracle-girls-festival-announced-for-ps-vita

YURU YURI? Omg! Please come to the west!

DOOD!!! I want this so damn much, Project Diva games are some of the best rythm games out there and this one features my girls from Yuru Yuri.

The Vita is saved.

The game does look nice though. Hopefully it's successful enough to bring over.

Hmm, the licenses in the west could be more of an issue then Sega wants to deal with. At least with the Miku games they only have to deal with Crypton who already agreed on the Japanese release so probably is never an issue. Western licenses on these shows could be all over the place.

I was going to say it seemed very much like Miku games. I`ve seen these characters quite a bit in Japan and on the forums. I don`t know much about them, it seems like they are quite popular. This is the kind of thing I think will do really well in Japan.

100 mil confirmed?

Lol you were so fast I never even saw you comment =P

I KNOW RIGHT FUCKING YURU YURI!!!!!!!! Its never going to happen though, I may need to import this.

Didn't think about that. Not to mention Sega is extremely lousy at bringing over titles that seem like no-brainers (like Valkyria Chronicles 3 and Yakuza 5, although that's getting a release this year on PSN) so they might not want to take a risk on an anime game, unfortunately.