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wraggster
November 8th, 2006, 02:00
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Finally via YesAsia (http://global.yesasia.com/assocred.asp?34XTGKXY+http://global.yesasia.com/en/PrdDept.aspx/code-c/version-all/section-games/did-5/pid-1004551139/) all those living in the UK and Europe can buy the game DJ Max Portable. Heres the info about the game:

features
English Version
Contains one new song "River Flow" (composed by Planetboom), not found in the original release

description
DJing and Bemani fans listen up!

From the Korean game maker Pentavision comes a special PSP™ version of the web-based and mobile music mixing game DJ Max. The game resembles Konami's popular beatmania series: You take the position as DJ and are challenged to hit the correct button(s) on your PSP™ handheld at the right time to complete the song.

The game is now completely in English and makes DJ Max easy to understand and to pick up for persons without any Korean knowledge. With more than 50 tracks to choose from (including K-Pop, Techno, Breakbeat, Hip Hop, Rock and other popular genres), every music game fan will find a tune of his taste. Lyrics of all songs are included in the game's manual as bonus.

Prior song selection, you will have several options available, such as speed & fader adjustment, mirror mode selection and more. After completion of a song, you will receive a summary of your performance, including a combo & break counter, rating and score.

Your achievements are saved into a Ranking Chart. Additionally, you can unlock new tracks and items in the Gallery Mode.

Depending on the difficulty level, DJ Max can be played in either 4 button (left, up, triangle, circle) or 6 button mode (left, up, right, square, triangle, circle). You can further manually increase the speed with the L/R buttons.

DJ Max contains a number of game modes and extras as listed up below. Be warned that rookies might have their difficulties in the beginning; DJ Max's difficulty level is adjusted to experienced gamers.

Portable Game Mode

Rookie DJing: Easy difficulty 4 button mode. 10 tracks are selectable from the start.

Pro DJing: Normal difficulty 6 button mode. 11 tracks are selectable from the start.

Club DJing: Expert difficulty 4/6 button mode. Select a music theme and unlock new genres.

Unlimited Mixing Stage: Choose from 40 tracks from the start in either 4 or 6 button mode.

Gallery: Shows your disc collection and a number of images and videos once you have completed parts of the game.

Ranking Chart: Your high scores are saved here.

Options: Adjust settings such as Gear Display (left/center/right), Sound (speaker/earphone), Control Settings & Save Settings

OST

All 58 tracks that are included on the Collector's Edition double disc soundtrack album are also stored on the UMD. The player includes useful functions, such as random and repeat play. Ideal to chill out and listen to DJ Max Portable's sound on the go.

M/V Clips

Select from 39 music videos to play back from the start. Here you can sit back and relax and watch DJ Max's music videos without being challenged as DJ at the same time.

DJ Max Portable (International Version) is completely in English and contains one new song.

YesAsia (http://global.yesasia.com/assocred.asp?34XTGKXY+http://global.yesasia.com/en/PrdDept.aspx/code-c/version-all/section-games/did-5/pid-1004551139/) are selling it for US$52.99 [~£27.87] and with free worldwide shipping.

edit: Just in case anyone who is looking to buy it is a member of play-asia and not YesAsia, they are currently also selling it for the same price: Play-Asia (http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-4l9j-71-bj-49-en-84-j-70-1ml0.html)

jondoe696911
November 8th, 2006, 03:56
now this is a game worth buying;)

SnesR0X
November 8th, 2006, 04:50
that game looks really cool, i want it!

DraconumPB
November 8th, 2006, 04:53
I have the korean version. It's a great game =)

Now there's not that much korean text in the game anyway, but the full translation is another good reason to get it. Be warned though. I'm a DDR Freak and it's REALLY hard for me. Imagine playing the hardest difficulty on PSP Revolution; that's about the medium on DJ Max =p

gogogogo!

jondoe696911
November 8th, 2006, 05:11
well i cant say im a big ddr fan, atleast not the arcade ones lol. but thats only because i dance like a white guy, and i look pretty stupid, so this is more for me, music is king.

pkmaximum
November 8th, 2006, 13:32
Hmmm any news on what firmware this requires, sorry I'm on my pda, and I don't have time to read the whole thread to find out if this question has already been answered.

jerrt
November 8th, 2006, 17:16
i bought the korean collectable set with all the extras. sadly i'm missing out on the new song, but other than that you can figure this game out without much experience in korean.

jondoe696911
November 8th, 2006, 17:16
firm ware??? just run it with dev hook :)
2.71 se-b3 has built in sfo spoof.

Arimasen
November 9th, 2006, 15:39
If you guys want to learn more about this game originated from, check out the PC MMO version. Because its Japanese/Korean, I have made a international community website helping anyone who wants to play. Just check my sig.