DJMAX Respect Trailers Show The Difference Between Normal And Hard Modes

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Two new trailers have been released for DJMAX Respect, the latest entry in the series to get a worldwide release. When it comes to the PlayStation 4, people will have a number of ways to enjoy the songs. For example, there is single and multiplayer, with the multiplayer being both online and local. There will also be various difficulty levels for each track, giving you an opportunity to choose the one that best suits you.

 

These two DJMAX Respect trailers highlight the difference between the Normal Mode and Hard Mode.

 

Normal Mode:

Hard Mode:  

 

DJMAX Respect will come to the PlayStation 4 in North America, Europe, Brazil and Russia on March 6, 2018. It is immediately available in Japan, Korea and Asia.


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