Tagged: NIS America

Disgaea 1 Complete E3 Impression

Disgaea 1 Complete E3 Impression

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.

The Lost Child E3 Impression

The Lost Child E3 Impression

The Lost Child arrives in North America in only a couple days, and RPGamer got to try it out a few days before it’s official launch. See what’s in store for those who want to dive into the life of an occult reporter who sees a little too much of the world around him.

Disgaea 1 Complete Set for October

Disgaea 1 Complete Set for October

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.

New Clip for The Lost Child Has Layers

New Clip for The Lost Child Has Layers

In the latest video clip leading up to The Lost Child’s release, Lua details one of the game’s key concepts. Layers are invisible dungeons hidden all over Tokyo, filled with demons.

Metal Max Xeno Set for September

Metal Max Xeno Set for September

North America and Europe are finally receiving a mainline Metal Max game. Kadokawa Games’ Metal Max Xeno is making the trip west at the end of September.

Fallen Legion Now Available on Switch

Fallen Legion Now Available on Switch

Fallen Legion’s Switch version is now available in North America, with its European release following on Friday. A launch trailer for the Rise to Glory version comes with a new trailer highlighting some of the additional content within.

The Lost Child Introduces Two Fallen Angels

The Lost Child Introduces Two Fallen Angels

RPGamers can become embroiled a holy feud between angels, demons, and fallen angels next month when The Lost Child releases. A new video introduces a pair of characters who fall in the last of those categories.

The Lost Child Finds Some Gameplay

The Lost Child Finds Some Gameplay

Plenty of RPGs have a mystery at their core, but few have the main character play as a journalist. Add in a good helping of dungeon-crawling demon combat and that’s a winning situation.