Taiko no Tatsujin: Portable 2
Taiko no Tatsujin: Portable 2 (太鼓の達人 ぽ～たぶる2, Taiko no Tatsujin Potaburu Tsu?) is a rhythm video game for PlayStation Portable. It was released on September 7, 2006 in Japan. It is the sequel to Taiko no Tatsujin: Portable. It was also known to have the biggest download songs library in its site.
Gameplay
This game uses all PSP buttons instead of an external Taiko drum controller. Red symbols indicate that the player will press the arrow keys and O, X, Triangle, and Square buttons. Blue symbols indicate that the player will press L and R buttons. The analog stick is also get used to perform a tambourine bonus, known as the "SuzuDon" note.
Downloadable Content
The game has a downloadable content which can be accessed from the game settings. Players need to have the "WLAN" switch to "On" to access the download page. The songs with an asterisk (*) means that the songs are to be downloaded.
Songs
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Song |
Artist |
TV Show/Game/Album |
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J-POP
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Karma (カルマ) |
Bump of Chicken |
Tales of the Abyss OP |
| Konayuki (粉雪) |
Remioromen |
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| Sakura (桜) |
Kobukuro |
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| Zenryaku, Michi no Ue Yori (前略、道の上より) |
Isseifuubi Sepia |
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| Zenryoku Shonen (全力少年) |
Sukima Switch |
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| Chijou no Hoshi (地上の星) |
Miyuki Nakajima |
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| Butterfly |
Kumi Koda |
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| Furenja (フレンジャー) |
Ai Otsuka |
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| Pop Star |
Ken Hirai |
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| Real Life, Real Heart (リルラリルハ) |
Kaela Kimura |
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| Robinson (ロビンソン) |
Spitz |
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| Romantic Ga Tomaranai (Romantic が止まらない) |
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| Franchise |
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| Arcade |
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Main series
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Taiko no Tatsujin (2001) • 2 (2001) • 3 (2002) • 4 (2002) • 5 (2003) • 6 (2004) • 7 (2005) • 8 (2006) • 9 (2006) • 10 (2007) • 11 (2008) • 11 Asian Version (2008) • 12 (2008) • 12 Asian Version (2009) • 12 Extra Version (2009) • 13 (2009) • 14 (2010) 15 (2011)
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Spin-offs
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Medal no Tatsujin (2005) • Medal no Tatsujin 2 (2007)
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| Home console |
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| Handheld Console |
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