There are also some songs which just refuse to load and crash the PSP when you start them on certain difficulties. Such as Xtreme Challenges which are impossible, needing a 15,000 combo, and there isn't even 10,000 possible in the songs they give you for example.

Took over a year though.ĭJMax Portable 2 is a good place to start if you want a game with fairly easy songs, all the way up to finger cramping hell.ĭJMax Fever is a good game, with a good amount of content, but there are bugs in it which aren't forgivable.

I started on DJMax Portable 2, and worked my way up from 4 button to 8 button. It has a good song selection, and has loads of stuff to unlock. If you're looking for a good, all round experience, DJMax Portable 2 is probably your best bet. Keep in mind that it was my first attempt at playing DJMax ever.

I personally didn't ever get DJMax Portable 1, just played it briefly, and it was definately hard, I don't think I passed a single song. (Uh-oh, didn't realise how much I've written, oh well, there's info on each of the PSP games for you here.)ĭJMax Portable 1 was a good entry, being the first one, but the majority of songs and challenges were very challenging, and not a very newbie friendly way to start.

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