rewards player with additional items like new characters and new gear & note styles. REMIX SYSTEM mode The DJMax Portable 3 introduced a new game mode known as REMIX SYSTEM. It features game modes 3.2T, 4.2T and 6.2T which add two additional tracks for players to follow. The player uses the PSP's analog stick to move active track to be either left or right, default position being center. These additional tracks only feature three lines so player only has to press the square, triangle and circle buttons while moving the analog stick correspondingly to hit the notes. The trick is that player has to follow the active track and changes can come fast. DJMax Technika In this arcade series (which also has one entry for the PlayStation Vita and mobile platforms), players have to tap the screen at the moment when a moving slider crosses the symbols. Tapping the correct symbols produce sounds which fills in the missing sounds from the song and gives players points. There are different kinds of hand gestures or motions player needs to perform at times. Intellectual property disputes Due to the comparable similarity between DJMAX games and the Beatmania series, including the interface and keysounding implementation, Pentavision received an intellectual property infringement filing from Konami on December 24, 2008. The lawsuit was settled out of court, with Konami owning exclusive distribution rights to DJMAX games in Japan, as well as Pentavision being required to pay a fee for any future DJMAX games released. Released games References External links Pentavision DJMAX Official site DJMAX Portable DJMAX Portable 2 DJMAX Portable Clazziquai Edition DJMAX Portable Black Square DJMAX Technika DJMAX Platinum Crew – Korea DJMAX Platinum Crew – USA DJMAX Trilogy DJMAX Respect Music video games Multiplayer online games Turntable video games Video games developed in South Korea