Overview:
- Trophy difficulty rating: 10/10 (Vote here!)
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Trophy breakdown: 10 (4
/ 5
/ 1
)
- Estimated time to 100%: 40-60+ hours (Highly skill dependant)
- Minimum number of playthroughs: 4 playthroughs.
- Number of missable trophies: None.
- Glitched trophies: No known glitches.
- Does difficulty affect trophies?: Yes.
Introduction:
Welcome to Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA - Dreamy Theater Extend! The final Dreamy Theater installment of the franchise, Extend has the immensely popular Vocaloid diva Hatsune Miku return with friends Kagamine Rin and Len, Megurine Luka, KAITO and MEIKO and a whole new roster of songs to enjoy! The Dreamy Theater Extend expansion pack is available on the Japanese Playstation Store for 3,900¥ and is well worth the purchase for both rhythm game beginners and connoisseurs alike! Note that you will need the PSP game, Hatsune Miku -Project Diva- extend to be able to first set up Dreamy Theater Extend on your PS3, and it is impossible to play Dreamy Theater Extend without it.
The trophy list in this game is just as challenging as the previous games, if not more so - with a new roster of songs comes even more difficult challenges for you to face in Extreme. If you managed to Perfect Gekishou in Dreamy Theater 2nd, you can look forward to doing it all again as well as face even more difficult songs. The game has a very simple trophy list in which the only real trophy hunting is simply perfecting every song on all four difficulties, however Extreme is one of the hardest rhythm game trophy hurdles one will ever come across. This 100% will require a large amount of patience, perseverance and lots of practice so don't come here expecting an effortless 100%.
Note on Setting up Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA - Dreamy Theater Extend:
You will need the PSP game to be able to first set up Dreamy Theater Extend on your PS3, and it is impossible to begin playing the PS3 expansion Dreamy Theater Extend without having first set up with a PSP. Please read Aeliana's guide for setting up Dreamy Theater if you are confused or need help. (Unlike the first Dreamy Theater, you only need to connect the PSP to the PS3 once for Extend's set-up).

I - Finish and perfect all songs on Normal
Before starting the game I strongly, strongly recommend switching on Auto-save in the game. To do so, go to ????? in the main menu and then scroll down to???????, switching it ON. Back out with .
Depending on which you'd prefer you might want to just play through once for enjoyment purposes and also to get used to the mechanics of the game, whereas if you feel up to the task of perfecting from the get-go, you can begin your trophy hunt now. Either way, play through the game for the first time on Normal as it is a nice, balanced difficulty, have fun, and when all songs have been completed it'll be time to begin your trophy hunt. If you're new to the game you might also want to practice the process of perfecting a song here before replaying the difficulty for perfects. Depending on your skills, the process of perfecting may take only a few hours or a few days. By the end of this step, you will have unlocked the following:


II - Repeat Step I for all other difficulties
This will be the time-consuming part of the 100%, for obvious reasons. Play through and perfect all songs on the remaining difficulties; Easy, Hard and Extreme. Easy should pose no threat to you after having finished Normal however Hard and especially Extreme will take a lot more preparation and effort and is the real hurdle of the Dreamy Theater Extend trophy list. The main key to perfecting however is practice, practice, and practice some more. Familiarising yourself with the level design is key. By the end of your second playthrough of perfects, you should have unlocked ????????? 39? [39% Perfect Achievement Rate] as long as you have a Perfect clear rate of 39% or more (this is recorded in the game and directions on where to find it are detailed under the trophy). When you finish this step (or at least get as far as you can), you should have unlocked the following trophies:







Clean Up
When you reach this step and have been following the guide, you should only have ????? 39? [39th Game Start] left to earn. Otherwise, now's the time to clean up anything you've missed in the game. By the end of this step, you should have earned at least the following:

Conclusion:
The Project DIVA rhythm games are great games to buy for fans of Vocaloid, rhythm games, or just Japanese music in general. They can give you countless hours of fun with their great replay value. Anyone who's even remotely interested in Vocaloid should most certainly make buying the Project
[PST Would Like to Thank MsFuruba for this Roadmap]