yo this game is hard
yo this game is hard
i've never played a vita rhythm game before so i'm fundamentally not used to this
Should be around 1 euro = 1,20$I'm iffy on the conversion rate to , but Catherine cost me about $80.
DJ MAX PSP? Gitaroo Man?
...Bust a Groove?
nope, nope, nope.
honestly last rhythm game i played was love live.
before that, ouendan.
again.
i can't stop playing ouendan
I would love for Rock Band Unplugged to be on the store for the Vita. I love that game.Owning a Vita and not playing DJ MAX is illegal in most of the continental US.
Owning a Vita and not playing DJ MAX is illegal in most of the continental US.
i'm not bound by your jurisdiction
It's illegal in japan too Jintor.
Wait, are you talking about the PSP games or the Vita one?
DJ MAX is the only game I know that sold so many imports that they actually added an English language option to the sequel.
ouendan sold so many imports they made a whole new version for the west!
it bombed!
The very first DJ MAX Portable. Portable 2 had an English language option that fully translated everything, even the missions. Shockingly well, too. This was also in Clazziquai and Black Square.
Clazziquai even had a dub voice when you switched for the missions. Never seen anything like it, probably never will again.
P4D isn't hard because of the incomprehensible spew of notes that games like Project Diva throw at you, it's hard because they give you so little margin of error. I've read that on the hardest difficulty, missing a mere 4 notes is enough to prevent you from passing, let alone getting a high rank. In that sense, it's sort of like some of the more devilish Ouendan songs that require dead-on precision to pass (like Believe in Ouendan 2 or Jumpin' Jack Flash in EBA).
bro i'm in japan until 2016 probably
Yep, and I prefer P4D's method of being difficult compared to Project Diva f's, which is pretty much about rushing to hit as many notes as possible on higher difficulties if you're just looking to pass. There's room for both, though. And modifiers are there in P4D to make the experience all that more interesting for a chance at getting an increased percentage of P$ and score at the end of the song.
That's why I've always preferred the Ouendan and Rhythm Heaven series over PD and Beatmania. They rely more on quick reflexes and good rhythmic skills rather than how much visual data you can process in a split second.
Yeah, that's why Ouendan on easy is actually harder for me than on the hardest difficulty, because on easy you need to play by the eye and not by the ear.
How many can you put on at any time? Could you use all challenge modules or is it limited to 2/3 maximum?
So any bets on whether or not if Atlus are going to upload PV#2 themselves or if they are going to wait for PV#3?
So any bets on whether or not if Atlus are going to upload PV#2 themselves or if they are going to wait for PV#3?
I think this is also why I play P4D with the note speed on 7. The default speed of 4 is good, but I perform way better when the notes move quickly so I can interpret them better in rhythm with the music. The note speed of 1 is so sluggish that I feel like I need to pay attention to the notes way more than the music.
There's a modifier which is absolutely crazy (well, they kind of all are) that makes the notes move at an absurdly slow speed in a way that a whole bunch become stuck together on the screen. +10% score and +150% P$ for that one.
It's DAN worth to import? I know a bit of Japanese and I love rhythm games, but I don't know if it's better to wait until it's out on USA. I can get the normal edition for 51 and the Crazy Value for 70.
If you know Japanese I don't see why you shouldn't. Although I'd recommend to get it digitally instead and wait for the localization to pick it up physically.
how i change note speed
I think I need a mechanics guide, I kind of have no idea what's determining my score and I've Not Cleared this Hard Mode song over and over nao
Combo seems to be the main factor that determines score. In order to clear a song, you need to end it with the indicators at the top being at least green.
Dedication.