The cult hit series DJMAX is returning to the West in 2018 with DJMAX RESPECT

DJMAX is one of the longest running  rhythm game series in existence. With a heritage on Sony PlayStation platforms stretching back to 2006, the DJMAX series has sold millions of copies the world over. Now, finally, after seven years since the DJMAX Portable 3 launched on the PSP, the cult hit series is returning to the West in early 2018. Today, Neowiz is proud to announce that DJMAX RESPECT will be launching exclusively on the Sony PlayStation 4 in Q1 2018.

“DJMAX RESPECT is an homage to over 10 years of DJMAX for its loyal fans the world over,” says Ki Won Lee, CEO of Neowiz. “We’re thrilled to bring this landmark series back to the global Playstation audience.”

Developed by Rocky Studio, and published by Neowiz on PlayStation 4, Respect represents the culmination of every past DJMAX release, including every single song from the series as DLC available after launch. The base game comes packed with an unprecedented number of songs to play: 147 in total with 40 brand new songs created exclusively for DJMAX RESPECT.

All classic songs completely remastered, running at 1080p with 60FPS gameplay. In a first ever for the series, DJMAX RESPECT has support for local and online multiplayer via PlayStation Network. The achievement system, leaderboards, and collections are more robust than ever with three unique ways to track your progress among players worldwide.

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DJMAX RESPECT will launch digitally on the PlayStation Store in early 2018. In preparation for the launch, the studio will present a playable version of the game at PSX from December 8th through December 10th in Anaheim for those in attendence this weekend.

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