Other sound design is high quality but it leaves for a hi-fi enthusiast like myself still craving for something more. DJMAX Portable 3 artists are still mostly korean and japanese talents but to my surprise there were also songs from DJ Keri included.

DJMAX Portable 3 doesn't include much experimental music and instead offers well designed mainstream trance, pop and rock. What makes DJMAX Portable unique is that most of the songs are well designed and they are also highly experimental music from genres which probably still haven't reached mainstream popularity. But at the same time they fall in a pit of being too generic common music. DJMP3 music is pretty good for a DJMAX game. I think that the best title in the series is the 'DJMAX Portable' which is the first PSP title in the series. DJMP3 is not as much fun to play as the previous games such as 'DJMAX Portable 2' and 'DJMAX Clazziquai Edition' which where never released in Northern America. For example ranking sites are different and there are various differences in functionality. US version also isn't as supported as well as KR version. However in United States release gameplay balance was tipped off by patch but it's not necessary a bad thing for inexperienced american gamers. United States and Korea releases both were plagued by bugs. For example ability to watch music videos and listen the soundtrack. It lacks lots of modes and features from previous games. Or at least that's the case in Korea and in Europe) but I think that DJMAX Portable 3 is probably the worst game in this series.

I've been fan of the DJMAX games since the first release (please note that officially title is written 'DJMAX' without a space in between DJ I've been fan of the DJMAX games since the first release (please note that officially title is written 'DJMAX' without a space in between DJ and MAX.

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