Pump it Up Zero Portable releases in Korea with 117 songs

Posted Oct 17th 2007 6:00PM by Andrew Yoon
Filed under: Imports, Video

Korean PSP owners must love music games. In addition to numerous DJ Max Portable games, Korea is receiving yet another new Pump it Up game. Zero will feature 117 songs, ranging from Banya to K-pop. The DDR-esque button mashing game also features Ad-Hoc multiplayer, where you can earn points to buy music videos in-game. This will most likely never make it into the States -- but that won't stop a dedicated importer, will it?

[Via DCEmu]

Tags: korea, pump-it-up

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

10-17-2007 @ 11:02PM

loic54 said...

I have the game already, if you thought DJMAXP2 was hard, you will cry blood on this one. The interphase is not as fancy as in DJMAX, but it is still a pretty good game.
*goes back to PSP*

10-18-2007 @ 3:00PM

BlackFox5 said...

Oh my! Why does the Korean always got a great game??

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