DJMAX Technika Tune (North America)

I been a fan of the DJ Max games since the PSP days. They are great games and still a blast to play after the many of years of release. DJ Max Technika Tune is a totally different game from the PSP days. The game introduce touch screen for the front and back of the vita. Which changes the game play completely for veterans of the series. It also has numerous touch buttons to interact with during game play so your not just tipping the screen to get results. The game has over 60 plus songs to choose from ranging from techno, rap, r&b, pop, and symphony music. The music is all Korea music where the game is made but the music is very catchy and enjoyable. The game also has three different play styles. If your a beginner you want to start with the easiest to get used to the controls. Then you can work your way up to the hardest of songs to play. The only down side about the game is the buttons are a little small when they come across the screen and you have to find a good position to play this game. You can not hold your vita and play with one hand with this game. Too many buttons on screen for just one hand in the higher difficulty . So this game is a must buy. The music is great, game play is excellent.

This game is just pure fun. I got it yesterday and save for sleeping, showering, and eating i have not put it down. The songs are very enjoyable, i have not found one that I don't like, and the gameplay is quite additctive. There will be times where I'll say "Okay, one more song then I'm done for now." And then i go on to play about five more before putting my Vita down.Of course though my real only complaint with the game is the steep learning curve. The songs can be quite hard to get through, but that could just be the fact that I'm not very good at rythem games.I could go on and on about the games finer points, but I'm not very good at reviewing games so bottom line is i reccomend this game to anyone who likes rythem games or just happens to have a PS Vita laying around.

Given the state of arcades in the U.S., one will find it very tough to find DJ Max Technika or any of its two sequels at all.The solution: Port it to a system with a touch screen that is powerful, and doesn't require an iPad!DJ Max Technika Tune is a true port of the arcade releases, both in terms of gameplay, and game control. The game utilizes both the touch screen and the rear touch pad, making it very close, if not identical, to the arcade releases. I personally find the rear touch pad easy to use than just relying on the touch screen alone!With the Wii U already making headlines with its game pad screen, who knows..............Perhaps then, they could make an arcade perfect version for consoles!

It's a great time killer and doesn't get you "too addicted" that you get away from things you're supposed to do.Many great songs, and most of them are depended on the person if they like it or not. Personally, I only like 4-5 songs and that's it.There are unlock-able songs and ranking.

Great game. If you like rythm games you'll like this game

Fun if you like K-pop (like I do). Just like any other rhythm game. It didn't hold my attention as well as Theatrhythm Final Fantasy though.

i couldn't play this since its psvita only, I think pentavision learned their lesson and are making the next installment work on the PSTV. Too late for me though

This game alone is reason to buy a VITA. Even if you are not good at rythm games you will feel yourself learning this game.