Hatsune Miku is something of a cultural icon in Japan. Published by Sega, the franchise stars "Vocaloids," robotic music synthesizers that typically take the form of attractive anime females. The games typically play like other rhythm games, with players pressing a series of buttons timed to a beat. The franchise has been so popular that it has spawned five games and multiple spin-offs, amassing over a million sales in Japan.

And Sega is looking to bring it to Western audiences.

The company is asking its Facebook fans to "Like" this image to "support bringing Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F for PS3 to North America and Europe." According to Siliconera, Project Diva F is the PS3 version of a PS Vita game, upgraded with additional songs and "modules."

Since Sega published this image seven hours ago, it's already received over 8000 "Likes" and 6000 "Shares." While it's unlikely Sega will be able to replicate Hatsune Miku's breakout success in the West as it has in Japan, it's likely to find a niche audience--much like it has with its Yakuza series.

Here's a video of the game in action: