So far I've only ever gotten a x4 multiplier and doing so increased the speed of the notes, thus resulting in temporary blindness. Fevers can also be stacked up, meaning that if another Fever is activated while the previous is still running, the points earned get multiplied again. Doing so builds up a 'Fever' bar which, once activated, doubles the points earned. Much like other music games out there, DJ Max requires that I hit the notes at the right time and with the correct rhythm. However, since my buddies were all playing it, I decided to hop on the bandwagon. I'm not much of a music gamer, I suck at Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution, so I was a bit skeptical about trying out DJ Max at first. The game was developed by Korean developer Pentavision for the PlayStation Portable and boasts roughly 60 original songs, addicting gameplay, plenty of unlockable items and even a soundtrack mode that I actually use when I get the urge to just enjoy the tunes on the go. Doing so allows me to enjoy a myriad of portable wonders five days a week and one of those wonders includes a humble rhythm game known as DJ Max Portable 2.ĭJ Max Portable 2 is by no means a new game, having been released about three years ago in March of 2007.

Of course that's just being inefficient, which is why I always keep my PSP close at hand.

One of the wonderful things about being isolated in a military camp in the middle of nowhere is that I get a lot of free time to just, well, do absolutely nothing.

Djmax portable 2 unlocks