In addition, players can customize their avatars, game skins, note symbols by unlocking them. Players can play by themselves in Training Mode, or challenge with other online players through the Battle Mode. When it is fully charged, "Fever" can be activated to multiply the combo, varying between x2 and x5 or more depending on the accuracy of each note pressed. In almost every version, as notes are played with perfect rhythmic accuracy, a "fever gauge" will be charged. There is a special difficulty level called "SC" (Super Crazy) for certain songs. There are various types of key patterns, depending of the game, which are from 3-Key, up to 8-Key (depending of the game), and also three basic difficulty levels called easy, normal and hard.
The player must press their keys in time with one or various instruments of the melody, to make the notes sound as indicated by scrolling symbols. PM Studios officially announced on that DJ Max Portable 3 would be released in North America, and that they were aiming for a North American release within October 2010.ĭJMax was originally in service in Korea, Japan, and China, but today the online service is available in every country, and games are available to buy on e-shops. On March 4, 2010, a sequel to the game Technika, was published under the name of DJ Max Technika 2. In December 31 Pentavision announced an arcade music game named Technika with a new way of playing via a bottom 22-inch touch screen. In 2008, Pentavision announced another video-game for PC named DJ Max Trilogy, which includes a compilation of songs from three games, DJ Max Online, Portable, Portable 2, among with exclussive songs, with an online battle system, updates and more.
Then Pentavision published from 2006 six DJ Max games for the PSP. The first game of the series was released in 2004, and its main feature was two-player online battling.
DJ Max ( Korean: 디제이맥스) is an action-rhythm video game created by the South Korean company Pentavision Entertainment.
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