Playing the Platinum missions can accumulate limited unlocks for additional songs for Popular Mixing, or additional sets for Technical Mixing.Īfter a song loads, the play field appears. This mode offers "mission" courses, be they pre-made ("Platinum" tab), worldwide competitions ("Championship" tab), time-limited ("Weekly" tab), or extremely difficult ("Special" tab). Platinum Mixing - this mode requires a registered Platinum Crew card (see below).Should the player complete the three songs with over 95% "Max" judgements, they will play the "true boss song". Upon completion of three songs, a "boss song" is played. Users must maintain at least 75% of the groove gauge in the first song, 50% in the second, and 25% in the third.
Note charts on this mode are often more difficult than those seen in Popular Mixing. Players select a "set" and then choose three songs (out of seven available) for their play. Technical Mixing - Technika's equivalent of a nonstop course.Each stage features a different song selection, and average song difficulty increases from stage to stage. Popular Mixing - a standard mode where three songs can be selected.Scores acquired in this mode are not eligible for high scores or internet ranking. These songs feature easier note patterns than other modes. Lite Mixing - a short tutorial is played, and then three songs can be selected.Players have a selection of three or four primary modes before starting their game: (Players who do not wish to use headphones can increase the volume of the game slightly using the "BGM BOOST" and "KEY BOOST" buttons on the top right of the gamefield.)īetween the monitors is a card slot, for Platinum Crew cards (see below). Both ports take a standard minijack input, and a knob is available to adjust the volume. Players who wish to block the noise from the surrounding arcade can utilize the twin headphone ports located on the left side underneath the touchscreen. The higher one is a 32" screen that allows others to observe the game in progress. The lower one is a 22" touchscreen that the user interacts with. Technika's cabinet features two monitors. While earlier DJ Max games (on both the PSP and PC) featured gameplay similar to Konami's beatmania series, Technika features a touchscreen-based interface that requires users to touch, hold, and drag notes with the proper timing to successfully play songs. DJ Max Technika is an arcade-exclusive title published and developed by Pentavision Entertainment.
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