Different MAX judgment system (Green and Rainbow).

Improved visual quality and touch panel.

A new 'long purple note', which has sections that are held and tapped.

Crew Race: A list of player's names appears, which represents a specific course and the record achieved.

A Random select feature is also available.

Selection screen: The player selects a song by choosing one of nine squares that appear per page, similar to Jubeat.Newly added are Non-stop Remixes (see below). Club Mixing: The equivalent of Technical Mixing from the original DJMax Technika.The effects such as fade in, fade out, blink, and blind are free for use rather than charging max points in the first version of Technika. Pop Mixing: Similar to Popular Mixing of the original Technika, but with minor changes, such as slightly larger notes.Fever (see below) cannot be used in this mode, however an optional guide which aids the player's timing can be turned on and off.

Star Mixing: The equivalent of Lite Mixing from the original DJMax Technika, where three lanes are available for play.

Duo Mixing: The screen is divided into four blocks with each player responsible for 2 blocks on each side and the two players can play co-operatively although only all the song M/Vs are replaced by one generic background.

The features revealed to the public include:

The first location test for Technika 2 took place at Isu Theme Park from 23 April 2010. DJMax Technika 2 is expected to hold more online functionality than DJMax Technika. Gameplay screenshot showing the new long purple notes and Fever mode in Pop Mixing.Īs with DJMax Technika, the game will feature online elements through the Platinum Crew service.

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