We can’t believe we have to say this, but this week Chris tries to understand water vapor. Anna Marie takes a week off to go date some demons. Josh frequents a sex shop to pick up some weapons. Pascal starts vaping in his Xbox. And Robert and Kelley are testing the jiggle physics of sacks in World of Warcraft.
Disgaea 1 Complete has unexpectedly appeared on iOS and Android. The new mobile version includes some additional features, such as an auto-battle mode and a cheat shop.
Disgaea 1 Complete adds little as far as new content goes, but the classic gameplay and story return. Does it hold up after all these years, or is it merely just a fresh paint job slapped onto a vintage title that shows its age?
NIS America has plenty of new videos for RPGamers. God Wars — which is out now on Switch in Europe, next week in North America — Metal Max Xeno, and Disgaea 1 Complete each receives a pair of trailers.
Prepare to take over the underworld, enjoy a curious puppet show, and learn how to create your RPG masterpiece. NIS America is treating fans to trailers for three upcoming releases.
Disgaea 1 Complete, aka Disgaea Refine, hits Japan next week. A new trailer for the game reminds fans of the various systems present in the tactical RPG.
After E3 2018 dropped a handful of new RPGs for Switch, we thought it might be a good time to look at some of the games coming to the platform. Here’s a brief glance at twenty RPGs hitting the system within the next year.
Disgaea 1 Complete is heading to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 this October. You’ll know which one is more important to #TeamHandheld after reading this impression, and you can probably guess ahead of time.
NIS America has another release date to announce. Disgaea celebrates its fifteenth anniversary year by bringing the first game on Switch and PS4 this October.
The original Disgaea is making another return, this time to modern consoles with an HD makeover. For longtime fans of the series, a new collector’s edition will hopefully be enough enticement to return.
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