Abstract: Disgaea for Nintendo DS is a title that I am torn about liking. On one hand it has all the stuff about the game I enjoy, strategic action, likable characters, and a solid story. But in the transition to the smaller storage media that the DS offers it l...
Abstract: NIS graced the gaming community with one of the most in-depth strategic RPGs I have ever seen this year. Well the fun doesn’t stop with the PS3 release. NIS has brought back the title that started it all over 5 years ago. That’s right Disgaea: Hour of...
Classic tactical RPG action with a twist, multiple endings, the ability to level characters all the way up to 9999 and exploding penguins who say "Dood!" a lot. Whats not to love? Tired of constantly being the hero and saving the day all the time? Lo...
Abstract: Though I've loved strategy-role-playing games since my first clumsy efforts with Final Fantasy Tactics, the Disgaea series has always failed to excite me in the same way it does a sizable niche of Nippon Ichi faithful. Several attempts at trudging thro...
Abstract: Disgaea DS is an enhanced version of the popular strategy role-playing game that was originally released for the PS2 and which later found its way onto the PSP. It maintains the originals light-hearted style and impressive amount of replay value, but ...
Good amount of depth and replay value, Item world provides limitless customization, Lots of bonus features, including multiplayer and guest characters.
No online multiplayer support, Audio and visuals are less impressive than in other versions.
Disgaea DS is a delightfully evil strategy RPG with enough depth (and prinnies) to entertain you for ages. ...
Abstract: Disgaea is one of my favorite recent video game series, and it's been on a roll lately with the solid PS3 iteration, Absence of Justice, and now the DS installment. It's a remake of the original Disgaea, first subtitled Hour of Darkness. While Disgaea ...
