Added: 08.11.2013 17:21 | 2 views | 0 comments


As in the previous game the story has several interesting twists and there are some funny moments. Unlike other games NISA, here there is an abuse of great jokes about sex or something. As a direct result, there are tons of opportunities to make references to previous events. Unfortunately the story sometimes gets lost when we give these references and for her the game is already over.

Added: 08.11.2013 10:18 | 2 views | 0 comments


PlayDevil has reviewed Disgaea D2. Here is a snippet: "It can seem overwhelming to read about, but by D2 - the fifth flagship title in the series - NIS has nailed the pacing of these games. Information is smartly doled out so as not to intimidate new players whilst also offering enough of a challenge early on that veterans of the series can really sink their teeth into. The formula has stayed mostly the same over the last ten years, with tweaks and additions being added on with each new iteration. At its heart, D2 is the same game that Hour of Darkness was a decade ago, only with an improved formula, and this isn't necessarily a bad thing."

Added: 05.11.2013 0:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


DT:One of the greatest things about video games is the opportunity they afford us to take on roles we'd normally never have the chance to do. For example, in The Guided Fate Paradox, the latest from the team that brought us the Disgaea: Hour of Darkness -- that job is to become a God.

Added: 29.10.2013 17:44 | 7 views | 0 comments


Cram undead flesh into your Xbox 360's gaping maw.
Before we discuss the latest Deals of the Week, a few talking points. One, why don't zombies eat each other? I can understand them preferring living humans, with their juicy unrotted brains, but fellow undead surely make an acceptable (and easier to catch) substitute? Two, what happens when a human bites a zombie? Does the zombie turn into a human? And three, why hasn't anybody announced The Darkness 3 yet?

Added: 28.10.2013 8:21 | 1 views | 0 comments


The most beloved group of Disgaea characters is back after ten long years with Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness, the official sequel to the very first game in the Disgaea series. Not only does this game represent a huge nostalgia trip for fans of the original game, it also feels like a fresh, simplified take on the series.

Added: 28.10.2013 4:23 | 1 views | 0 comments


The most beloved group of Disgaea characters is back after ten long years with Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness, the official sequel to the very first game in the Disgaea series. Not only does this game represent a huge nostalgia trip for fans of the original game, it also feels like a fresh, simplified take on the series.