''DJMax Portable 2'' (DJMAX Portable 2, DMP2;

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: 디제이맥스 포터블 2) is a

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published and developed by

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, for the

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which was released on March 30, 2007. This is the second installment of the ''

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'' series. While the first installment, ''DJMax Portable'', never reached distribution outside of

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until the release of '' DMPi'', ''DJMax Portable 2'' was released in

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along with English packaging and manuals.

Features

''DJMax Portable 2'' contains new songs, new difficulties, new modes, as well as a few returning tracks from ''DJMax Portable''. A 5-button mode has been included along with a ''Fever'' mode and an ''Easy'' mode. ''DJMax Portable 2'' can be linked with songs from the DJMax Portable game using a new play system called ''Link Disk'' mode. There are also unlockable O.S.T. tracks from the game including Korean, Japanese and English versions of the songs which are played via the soundtrack mode. The game also includes remote control support— using the inline controller with the official PSP headphones, you can control the music in this mode. Customizable control configurations are also included in ''DJMax Portable 2'' allowing you change what the buttons do. Multiplayer is available using the PSP's

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connection.

Song list

There are 61 playable songs in DJMax Portable 2, 45 of which are available at the start. 15 more songs are unlockable for play via various methods, and the final remaining song (Your Own Miracle, the title song for Portable 2) is only playable under certain circumstances. A few songs are playable only in 5B. Generally these songs were in Portable 1 (which didn't have a 5B mode). Songs that require an unlock are marked with (**).

Limited Edition Package

Limited Edition packages were released in

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containing: *''DJMax Portable 2'' (PlayStation Portable Game) *''DJMax Portable 2 Orpheus Box ~Night Black~'' *''DJMax Portable 2 Audio Trinity'' (3CD) *''DJMax Portable 2 Visual Artbook'' (64 pages) *''DJMax Portable 2 Jigsaw Puzzle'' (500 pieces) *''DJMax Portable 2 Visual Postcard Set'' (16 pieces)

External links

Official Website

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:DJMax Portable 2 Video games developed in South Korea 2007 video games Portable 2 PlayStation Portable games PlayStation Portable-only games South Korea-exclusive video games Music video games Turntable video games

Features

Song list

Limited Edition Package

See also

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