Originally Posted by depward I'm a huge DJ Max fan and I actually ended up selling my copy on Amazon just two days ago. I thought the game was really polished, looked great on the OLED... but my issues: 1) I missed actually using buttons / dpad. 2) In order to play using the backtouch, you have to hold your Vita in a really funky way. Kind of the same reason why I ended up trading in Kid Icarus; both great games but I don't want to be required to really struggle with controls / holding the system to play (but then again, I put in hundreds of hours in Monster Hunter using the "claw"... so go figure). Again, great game. Lots of polish. Looks great. But this release just wasn't for me I guess.

there is a front-screen-only option also, if you don't want to play using front + back screen

I brought it just to give them a little support. It sad that there are not a lot of good music/rhythm games for this generation. Used to play a lot of DDR and Pump It Up on the PS2, and DJMax on the PSP.

I figure the physical edition will become rare and 3 GB is way too much space to use on a memory card, so I went ahead and ordered one. I know I want to play it and I'd kick myself if this is the cheapest the physical version ever gets and I didn't buy it.

Originally Posted by Edzo04 this game really isnt worth 50. it should of been 39.99. loved it but the replay value is slim unless youre some crazy korean who lives for djmax

Buddy, you can apply this to any music game you don't like.

Originally Posted by StryderOmega It's a music game so eventually it will drop in price.

You must be new to dealing with music games localized from another region.

Originally Posted by Lei there is a front-screen-only option also, if you don't want to play using front + back screen

The front screen option gets pretty cluttered if you play front screen only. It's nice to add it for purists but I play with a stylus and its just too much to handle with the extra notes on the front screen.

Originally Posted by aznxsa2587 I brought it just to give them a little support. It sad that there are not a lot of good music/rhythm games for this generation. Used to play a lot of DDR and Pump It Up on the PS2, and DJMax on the PSP.

Originally Posted by Zbornak I figure the physical edition will become rare and 3 GB is way too much space to use on a memory card, so I went ahead and ordered one. I know I want to play it and I'd kick myself if this is the cheapest the physical version ever gets and I didn't buy it.

Yeah, I ordered one for these two reasons combined. Tightly-timed rhythm games like this on home console are pretty much going the way of the dodo, especially with the advent of newer TVs that introduce so much latency.

I actually was trying to play Incredible Crisis for the PS1 the other day, and a lot of those minigames were almost impossible when I was playing it through my PS3 hooked up to my LCD tv. Ended up having to play it on my 10 year old TV I have in the other room hooked up to my PS2, Gamecube, etc.

Snagged one, thanks OP! I've been eyeing this game for a while and didn't want to buy an absurdly-priced memory card.

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Looks kinda cool, but where's Parappa? He needs to stop fighting and come out with another pure Parappa game.

Originally Posted by Nohbdy Buddy, you can apply this to any music game you don't like. You must be new to dealing with music games localized from another region.

oh no but buddy i loved the game. buuuuudddyyyyyyy

Originally Posted by aaronrodgers Looks kinda cool, but where's Parappa? He needs to stop fighting and come out with another pure Parappa game.

100% THIS!!!!!

On a related note, Play-Asia is offering the US Limited version at a very affordable $300. I almost "Al Roker(ed)" myself when I saw the price.

Originally Posted by depward I'm a huge DJ Max fan and I actually ended up selling my copy on Amazon just two days ago. I thought the game was really polished, looked great on the OLED... but my issues: 1) I missed actually using buttons / dpad.

If you were the fan you claim to be, you would have known far ahead of time the game would be touch-based, just like the arcade games.