Hello, PlayStation fans!We are thrilled to bring the beloved rhythm game DJMax Respect to the global audience for the first time on March 6. Start exercising your fingers to get ready for some intense rhythm action game some call the “Dark Souls of rhythm games.”We’ve developed and shipped a total of 9 games in the DJMax series on PlayStation platforms since the launch of DJMax Portable in 2006. We’ve taken a bit of a hiatus after the release of DJMax Technika Tune on PS Vita in 2012.Now DJMax is back bigger and better than ever in DJMax Respect.

We’ve worked hard to make DJMax Respect a game that we can be proud to share with our long time fans. From the inception of the design, the development team’s goal was clear. We were all agreed to create a game that was a true homage to our fans. We named the game DJMax Respect as a form of paying respect to our most ardent fans around the world. Here is what you can expect from DJMax Respect starting March 6.Gigantic contentDJMax Respect’s base game contains an unheard of 147 songs with 40 new songs available exclusively for the title. With multiple difficulty levels and a rich achievement system, the base game alone should give our fans hours and hours of challenges. To let our fans take advantage of the content in today’s HDTV environment, we’ve completely remastered the tracks and the music videos to run flawlessly at 60 FPS in 1080p.In addition, we will release all DLC that’s available in Asia within the first month of base game release so there is no need to wait.

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There a tons of DLC to choose from. We are especially proud of our collaboration with other games such as Guilty Gear, Brown Dust and Girls’ Frontline. The base game and the DLC will allow you to own every song that we ever shipped in DJMax franchise, remastered. Play with your friend or anyone!For the first time in the series, you will be able to play with your friends either locally or online.

Playing together is always fun and nothing is more satisfying than beating your friends in their own living room. Battle it out in Freestyle Mode!

Once you’ve soundly beaten your friend, you can go online to compete with the best of the best and try your hands at climbing the global leaderboard.Get ready for challengeIf you are up for a challenge and are a hard core fan of rhythm games, DJMax Respect will provide you with hours of challenging fun. Make sure to stretch and strengthen your fingers before you grab the controller, you will need to be nimble and accurate to be respected in DJMax Respect. Check it out at PlayStation Store March 6! @yentIr in all honesty, it’s all a matter of preference. Like me, I don’t particularly care for DDR or any dancing game in general as they didn’t interest me when I tried them out. I did think Samba de Amigo was pretty fun though.

Even so, I mainly prefer my rhythm games to be more akin to Beatmania IIDX in terms of gameplay which DJMAX offers (although I do span out in some cases). Also, it provides a challenge that can push my skills to the limit and I dig a lot of the music in the series. The last 2 reasons might make you think “well, DDR is also like that too” which yes, it is. However, that also applies to the very beginning of my comment. Regardless, people that do like DDR can still get into liking games like DJMAX. It just has a different gameplay style that you have to be willing to give a chance.In addition, not moving to the music doesn’t mean it isn’t a rhythm game.

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After all, the first true rhythm game (PaRappa the Rapper) is as you put it, staring at the screen tapping buttons with your fingers and yet, that game was still very fun regardless. If it weren’t for games like PaRappa the Rapper or Beatmania, the rhythm games we got wouldn’t exist. As someone who imported fairly late (i.e.

A month ago), I’m still hyped for this release so I can support Western releases of hardcore music games. Respect has had my attention from the get-go and right now it’s the only thing I’m actively playing on my PS4.I’m gonna get to test out the local multiplayer this weekend, and even when my other big March release drops (Burnout Paradise Remastered) it’ll be hard to drag me from Respect. And I can’t wait for the DLC packs Black Square is a personal favorite of mine, and I’m hoping that pack is coming soon.Thank you all so much for bringing this game stateside.

I’ll do everything I can to share this game.

Is a rhythm game based on the gameplay of a variety of popular commercial rhythm games such as Osu! Ouendan and Elite Beat Agents.