DJMax Portable
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Developer: Pentavision This game has hidden development-related text. |
DJMax Portable is a rhythm action game, first of the series to be sold on the PSP platform.
This page covers both the original and the International "DMPi" revision. The way to tell if the game is the original or International is that the International Version has a small letter "i" in the upper right corner of the logo. It allows the ability to play in one of three languages (including English) and a few changes.[1]
Contents
Unused Graphics
There's no Demo Mode in the game.
Unused Text
Japanese Quotes
There's a Japanese text, used just to xor the metadata of files (name,sizes,etc) in the game's compressed packages. (Shift-JIS encoded, CRLF , pasted as it is.) [2]
……耕一さん……あなたを殺します 私はあなたを、愛してはいませんから… 生きて…ラカン… 百年…貴方を待っていたの…千年…貴方に恋していたわ 私…世界より貴方がほしい…… 夜空に星が輝くように溶けた心は離れない たとえこの手が離れてもふたりがそれを忘れぬ限り
Debug Text
References to the .vce animation format.
BrVisual.cpp m_aniClip.cLayer <= KAC_MAXLAYER VC: Exceed Layer Ani Tex Frame !"VC: Exceed Layer Ani Tex Frame" pLayer->cTex <= KAC_MAXANITEXFRAME .gim Bm_aniClip.cLayer <= 128 7CVisual BrVisualPlayer.cpp layer_n < KAC_MAXLAYER 13CVisualPlayer InterfaceSystem.cpp
Revisional Differences
Music Video Portraying George W. Bush and Other Real People
In the international version, the song Dreadnought, portraying real famous people, was removed, and replaced with River Flow. As such, all courses featuring the song were modified appropriately.
Weird Censoring
In the International version, some lyrics were censored with the use of a beep sound.
A more prominent example happens in the song Wonder Love, in which not only one of the lines is censored ("I feel like getting high" at 0:57), but an entire rap section (at 1:35) is also cut off.
Other small censoring examples occur in Can We Talk, and rapping parts of Temptation and Out Law.
References Removed
In the International version, an image of the Teletubbies with their faces swapped to staff members's, was removed. However the Teletubbies like home, was kept. (at 1:21)
(Ghandi and Hitler were totally removed in both versions.)
Developer Oversight
Playing With Mono Audio
Like games from the series for the PSP, the keysounds are played in a weird stereo configuration, with one channel having the inverse polarity than the other. This can make the keysounds stand out from the background tracks on headphones, but it comes with a big problem when you use a device with only one speaker (example, by using mono headphones or a device with only one speaker), as the keysounds will be almost completely muted because the two (mostly identical) audio channels will cancel each other out.
References
The DJMax series
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Windows | DJMax Online • DJMax Trilogy |
PlayStation Portable | DJMax Portable (International) • DJMax Portable: Black Square • DJMax Fever • DJMax Portable 3 |
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