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A year after release of the popular DJ simulation game, Pentavision does thousands of fans a big favor and releases its successor. Once again, 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.
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If you've played DJ MAX then you'll definitely want to get this too. The sequel features a link disc mode where you can play DJ MAX Portable songs on Portable 2's new interface. A new 5 Button is introduced here in addition to the other modes. Also, the Fever button makes it's debut here, when the bar fills up you can activate it to add a multiplier to your score.
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100% Compatible with all imported and domestic PSP system.
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Sequel to Korea's top DJ simulation game (akin to Beatmania series), DJ Max Portable 2 features over 60 songs and various game modes - 4 button, 6 button, 8 button, Challenge Mode & more.
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Besides new tracks, the game combines songs from the first and second games resulting in a music database with more than 100 pieces. By taking challenges, players can unlock hidden stages and music videos, listen to music, train your reflexes and have a lovely time.
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Shop for great video games in my ebay store. Brand new, factory sealed with case. Due to high volume, a very small percentage of video games may be temporarily out of stock. Thank you, Mya
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* Besides new tracks, the game combines songs from the first and second games resulting in a music database with more than 100 pieces. By taking challenges, players can unlock hidden stages and music videos, listen to music, train your reflexes and have a lovely time.
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Besides new tracks, the game combines songs from the first and second games resulting in a music database with more than 100 pieces. By taking challenges, players can unlock hidden stages and music videos, listen to music, train your reflexes and have a lovely time.
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featured the musical stylings of Korean music group Clazziquai which is made up of DJ Clazzi, Alex Chu, and Horan Choi. Whereas the Clazziquai Edition was designed for amateurs and average players, the Black Square Edition is targeted at "professionals" capable of tackling cues by smashing out inputs like a rhythm maniac. To this end, an 8-button mode is featured in the aptly named Professional Mode which Pentavision describes as "Crazy mix by using 8 buttons." In the OPTION menu, players may customize...
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Collaboration with Clazziquai (popular Korean brand). Targeted to casual gamers. Contains various K-Pop songs (015B, Lucky7 & more). New game system. Tutorial mode. Club Tour mode. Analog Stick Play. Link-disc function: Connect with Black Square to unlock hidden songs!.
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I really enjoyed this item! the only reason it gets a 4 is for a lack of detailed product information. Which, to the best of my knowledge, is not PlayAsia's fault as there are no "care instructions" on the shirt itself or inside any of the packaging. The shirt displayed above is not pre-shrunk. So if you dry it in a commercial dryer after the initial wash, it will shrink. The shirt lost about an inch or more all around. One must also take into account that this item hails from Korea. For example...
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In the intro to the game, a blonde girl is standing inside a train and bopping to the music in her portable MP3 player, oblivious to the world. The train steams into a station and the doors open - blonde girl blossoms out the doors with a waft of wind. While at school, she daydreams and the intro shows other attractive music lovers leaving the train, in nondescript rooms, and other locales. Everyone appears to be headed to a jam session but it's only a fantasy. At the imaginary jam session, the blonde...
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Video Games. The "DJ Max Portable" series of music rhythm games spins its way to North America for the first time, bringing with it all the frenetic action and uptempo music that made it popular in Korea. Similar in construction to the PS2 game beatmania, DJ Max Fever: Emotional Sense employs the "falling notes" method of rhythm gameplay, requiring users to press specific buttons when notes hit the designated area. The game includes more than 50 songs, and as players progress they can unlock dozens of music videos, soundtracks, and images. Five difficulty levels and multiple button configurations let gamers challenge themselves, but those looking for human competition can also take on friends in wireless network battles. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide
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DJ Max Portable Black Square includes various enhancements and new features built on from DJ Max Portable 2 and the prequel game DJ Max Portable Clazziquai Edition.
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21 space rack stand. Adjustable angle. Max height 43 inches
The Odyssey Laptop Stand is a light and portable stand to place your laptop, CD player/controller, EFX machine or lighting controller. Odyssey's Laptop Stand comes complete ...
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DJ Max Portable Emotional Sense - Black Square ~ Korea ver. (PSP US$48.00
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This version includes new songs from DJMAX Technika, 015B, BJJ along with music by Clazziquai. Two additional modes have been added for the game, 2B and 4BFX. Clazziquai Edition is aimed for casual gamers unlike it's previous game, the hardcore gamers will have their own version of DJMAX Black Square from the METRO project.
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For new inductees into the DJ Max fold, the game is basically Beatmania with the option of playing the game in 4-button, 5-button, or 6-button configuration. If you're really good, you'll eventually unlock the Professional Mode which adds the use of the L and R trigger buttons for an 8-button experience. One niggle that we might throw out there is the lack of recognizable and licensed songs. It's pretty much a guarantee that most Western audience members have never heard any of the songs on the DJMP...
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For new inductees into the DJ Max fold, the game is basically Beatmania with the option of playing the game in 4-button, 5-button, or 6-button configuration. If you're really good, you'll eventually unlock the Professional Mode which adds the use of the L and R trigger buttons for an 8-button experience. One niggle that we might throw out there is the lack of recognizable and licensed songs. It's pretty much a guarantee that most Western audience members have never heard any of the songs on the DJMP...
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