These can be edited via the Customization menu. Macros have also returned from Future Tone, allowing you to change the button mapping on your controller (except for the Control Sticks, +/- buttons, Home button, and Capture button, but these can be changed in your Switch’s settings). Multi notes, where you press more than one button at once, and Slide notes, where you swipe the control sticks, have returned. Unlike previous console games like F or F2nd, the arcade versions of ProDiva lack Star and Hold notes, and that holds true in MegaMix. There are unique charts for all songs across 4 difficulty levels Easy, Normal, Hard, and Extreme, with some songs having a bonus EX Extreme chart. The Joycons can be attached to the Switch, but you won’t be using them to match the beats.

Touch Play: In this mode, you touch the buttons or the row they are in to the beat.

This mode can be played in the dock or on tabletop mode. When the bar onscreen is in line with the corresponding moving one, you tap the “L” or “R” button.

Mix Mode: This mode is one of the two new modes in Mega Mix.

You can play this mode in the dock, on tabletop mode, or handheld mode. You tap the buttons (Either XYBA, the PlayStation buttons, Arrows, or a combination of them) to the beat of the song.

Arcade Mode: This mode is present in almost all of the Project Diva games.

There are currently 3 modes of play, with one being a demo in the Japanese version of the game. A demo is available to download on the Nintendo eShop. It was released in Japan on February 13, 2020, with an English version released in North America and Europe on May 15, 2020. This is the first game in the Project DIVA series to be released for a non-PlayStation console, and the third Hatsune Miku rhythm game to be released for a Nintendo console. Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA MEGA39’s- (Project DIVA Mega Mix) is a rhythm game for the Nintendo Switch developed by SEGA.

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