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In our quest to cover unusual Korean games we secured a copy of Audition Portable for the PSP. Unlike the American version of Audition you don’t have stuff you would see on TRL. The songs in Audition Portable include “Killing Me D.J.”, “Digital Soul” and a bunch of songs written in Hangul. I’m not entirely familiar with Nexon’s Audition series so some of these may be in the original PC release. It looks like there are a decent amount of songs (most of them are locked!) and strange locales where you can dance. Nothing exemplifies a dance contest like a Ghost School.
The second video past the break shows the song list and the first is the intro video.
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3 Responses to “Music in Audition Portable”
September 11th, 2007 at 3:06 pm
@Zach-m - I just took the video and sent it over to one of the music buffs at Siliconera HQ to give I a look. Check back for some hands on in the future.
September 15th, 2007 at 8:18 am
Yes it does have a “jukebox” mode which identical to a ost.
Music is great, gameplay is pretty good (once you get used to it… at first it just makes your head hurt), but their are no guides on how to unlock everything so you’ll end up getting the save from gamefaqs which takes some of the fun out of it.
Not as good as dj max (is anything?), but worth a purchase.
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September 11th, 2007 at 2:26 pm
I’m glad you are reporting this game.
I’ve been interested in this ever since I first heard about it, but it seems to have been forgotten by almost everyone else.
Is it good and worth buying?
And does it have an OST mode to listen to the songs?