Thank you for reading my review and I hope you continue to enjoy The Otaku’s Study! Links to the play-asia pages are as follows: Personally, I would recommend play-asia to purchase this since I believe they currently have stock and I have proven success with them, however there are other sites out there dont forget, so always shop around for best value and reliability. There is also DJ Max Portable 3 coming out later this year, alongside an actual North American release. This game is one that I think people would enjoy, it has the whole arcade feel to it so I doubt you would be spending long periods of time playing it, however for the odd hour here and there, I think it is a worthwhile play. This game also offers a number of features such as multiplayer (Local only I believe), a kind of jukebox where you can listen to all the music in the game, mission mode where you have to do x to get a reward such as extra items or gold and you can also get a records sort of thing where you can use passwords to what I think is upload your score to the main site among other things.
I personally didnt have any problems with gold in the early stages, however it does encourage more playing. There are movies playing in the background of varying quality, which you would be better watching in the media player kind of feature.Įach the character avatar, gear and notes can be customised depending on what themes you unlock through EXP and how much gold you have.
Personally I am sticking to the 4 bars medium since the 8 bars would be too complex with the 8 buttons on the PSP. There are four modes in this game, easy (4 bars), medium (4 bars), hard (6 bars) and extremely hard (8 bars) depending on your play-style. Being a novice at games like this, a few songs were easy however a couple of the songs ended up getting my fingers twisted trying to get all the buttons hit properly, with little success. Anyway, this song is about music, and lots of it for that matter, with the game cramming in an extensive number of songs which can be found at the end of this article.Įssentially it is like other DJ Games, you have to press the corresponding buttons ( Left, Up, Triangle and Square for the easiest setting) when the bars cross the red line. You are welcomed into the game with this very upbeat opening theme, not sure about everyone else, however I found it to be a very enjoyable song. As this is a music game, please forget the normal reviewing guidelines when I start the critique! This is a short review I have decided to write to prove that I am still actively getting this blog back on track! This is a PSP game series and is the sixth in the series on the PSP, however is supposedly aimed as being both beginner friendly, and giving some of the more popular tracks from DJ Max Portable 1 & 2.
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