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Disgaea Nintendo DS Nintendo DS Game
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UPC:857823001475
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Teen
SKU:DS_DISGAEA_DS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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This is a great game that I got addicted to on PS2. I like that there were a couple of added characters to the game, made it a little more interesting.
great game but the screen is too small to play it. rather play the ps2 version.
I’m the kind of person who, as far as RPG’s are concerned, can’t handle super comples games. I’m more of a pokémon, Zelda person. Yet, besides all expectation i really loved this game. The learning curve may be somewhat steep for some, but i recommend it for all ages and types of players.
My boyfriend plays this whenever he has free time and it never gets old to him. xD I’m glad I got this.
Disgaea DS is definitely worth grabbing if your in to tactical RPGS. I haven’t finished it yet but it is more than entertaining. It has a very good and semi childish sense of humor. I have enjoyed it thoroughly so far.
Pros:+A charming story+Loveable characters+In depth battle structure+Several side quests+A good sense of humor+Great soundtrack+A couple of extras+Looks exactly like the PS2 and PSP versions of the game and that makes it the best looking SRPG the DS hasCons:-Not the best voice acting-Camera is still annoyingNippon Ichi’s famed cult classic, Disgaea: Hour of Darkness was originally released on the Playstation 2 in 2003. It began as an underground title that eventually became a greatest hits on the console. Nippon Ichi is trying to get it to a huge audience apparently. Within the past five years this is already the thrid release of the game (in which the PSP version came out just last year). This bring about the obvious question: Is Disgaea worth getting if you’ve got one of the two previous versions?For those who never played the original (or PSP version, for that matter), Disgaea centers on Laharl. The prince of darkness who has been asleep for some time. As Laharl and with a gaggle of allies, your job is to conquer the Netherworld. The adventure is full of a lot of fun. Some hilarious antics as well as a really likeable cast of characters. The story is told through still shots of the characters facing one another and talking.Disgaea became popular largely because of the game’s different approach to the SRPG genre. On the surface its pretty basic. You send your characters around on a grid style map and they attack the enemies and you win usually when all the enemies on.
One of the best tactical RPG ever!Netherworld< prinnies, overlord and really interesting story.Disgaea 2, 3 are not so cool as the first one.
Son loved it arrived quickly thx
Disgaea is perhaps the best JRPG I’ve ever played. What I love is the number of classes available to you as well as a wealth of items which you can level up. The base story itself will easily take you at LEAST 30+ hours if you power through it and you’ll only need to “power level” your characters once or twice for that.But if you take the time to explore the item world, it will easily suck another 20-40 hours. And once you finish the game, (and performed the necessary in game check) the Etna Plus mode will open up which is significantly harder. Let’s put it this way, finishing the base game once only requires a level 100+ character. But the ultimate boss which is totally optional and only in the etna plus mode is level 9000+. All the additional Assembly worlds that can be unlocked are all optional.Again totally optional. I’ve logged 86 hours, and dragging the base game out and just unlocked the Angel class which is awesome but then there is also the Majin class which is still locked for me. (Check out )Its the perfect game to play for several 1+ hour in order to level up or do the item world and get more powerful.I really really want Disgaea 2 (Or any of the other Disgaea’s) to be released on the DS.
There’s no way around it: Disgaea DS takes some getting used to. The battle system, where you’ll spend the vast majority of your time, can be wonderfully complex, and the AI can tear you up if you’re not careful. For some, this may be frustrating (it was for me at first), but once you get the hang of it (as I eventually did), you can play for hours without getting bored. I’ve played around 30 hours, and I feel like I’ve only scratched the surface.There are very few, if any, games which can provide this much value, provided you have the patience to live through a couple growing pains. If you’ve enjoyed any similar games (such as Final Fantasy Tactics), I can almost guarantee you will love Disgaea DS even more, and it should be an instant buy.
Craig J. Stern –
An excellent port of the Playstation 2 classic. Everything you know and like from the original game is here, whether it’s the bizarre story, the dozens of character classes, the dark assembly, teacher-pupil relationships, reincarnation, or the item world. There is also the option to select things on the battlefield using the stylus, which is a neat touch (though I confess, I seldom made use of the feature myself).There are a couple of small concessions that Nippon Ichi made to the new format (presumably to save space on the cartridge). First, the samples used in the game’s music are of noticeably lower quality than in the original game, resulting in a tinny, almost MIDI-like sound to the music. It’s a little annoying, but not unbearable. Second, most of the voice-over work that used to accompany the game’s between-battle cut scenes has been stripped out. This is sad, because I *loved* the voice-overs in the original game–but if space considerations forced them to cut anything, I can understand why it would’ve been this.All in all, a 4/5. I’d love to see NIS release a remastered version with the full audio experience for 3DS or the Switch!
JoshHodkiewicz –
I love this game. I had it before and it was "accidently" picked up by someone and taken with them. This game is unusual, but fun. GIve it a try!
Akoi Meexx –
Disgaea has loads and loads of pop-culture references and loads of zany humor in it, if you know where to look. The gameplay is fun, and while the story isn’t what I’d call an epic adventure (Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim….), it’s still a blast to play.
J. Chung –
Disgaea, a little sleeper PS2 hit Turn-Based RPG game, finally came out for Nintendo DS.Since the storyline / game play are already covered by other reviewers, so I will go straight to the condensed version of why you should consider buying this game:* Gameplay Style Difference from PS2 / PSP Version:The most striking difference is the fact game takes advantage of the dual screen of Nintendo DS.During the battle, upper screen functions as a “minimap” — which is very useful in some of the bigger maps by letting you see how the map is laid out as whole. This is not available in other versions.Another bonus is, the function to move characters during the battle have become much easier by being able to directly tap the place with your DS Stylus instead of manually pointing there using your directional pad on your DS (this might take a while to get used to if you are new to the genre or to this type of a game).* What Else is Different?:Disgaea DS is largely a port from the PSP version of the same game. This means, the extra features seen from the PSP version (that are not in the original PS2 version) — including Etna Mode where Etna (one of the characters players control in the game) becomes the lead character instead of Laharl (lead character by default) — exists in this version as well.However, due to the lower capacity of DS, graphics details are lesser than what you would see on the PSP version, and voice acting is limited to English and not too many of them exist compared t.
D. Johansen –
My husband enjoyed it and that’s a vote worth having.
Sara Dawn –
I love the game. It’s my first game with this sort of playing style, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My only complaint is that it takes far too long to level up characters. You have to beat the same level over and over again to be prepared for the next one, and that can get old. That aside, the story is good, I love the art, and I found the game very enjoyable.
Mandy M. Overby –
The game play is set up on a grid, with you issuing orders to your party members with a panel on the right-hand side. It’s turn-based and linear, with multiple endings based on your choices and actions throughout the game. It’s not a lot of variation, but enough to warrant a second or third look. Leveling is a bit of a grind, though. If you want a big party of well-leveled members, you’re going to have to put some time into building each of them up.Where this game shines is the story, dialogue, and characters. It’s sad in some parts, serious in others, but mostly, it’s very funny. I’ve replayed this game time and time again for the different endings and party configurations. I think this DS version lacks some of the voice overs the PS version had, but I’m still happy with it.
Nobelroos –
Entertaining, well designed strategy RPG with tons of customization, hours of gameplay and funny dialogue.
Zer0 –
This game is pretty witty and fun. The story is cheesy fun and there are lot of things to do. Warning though the game does get repetitive, As long as you limit yourself to about an hour a day though you wont burn out playing it and should have a wonderful time with this game.
Joseph A. Carrier –
This is a downgrade from the previous two versions I say the PSP one is the best by far I has the best graphics and voice acting but enough of that this review is for the Disgaea Afternoon of Darkness on the DS known as the Disgeae DS. Some new things added in this version first of all there is a Prinny Commentary which can be accessed as soon as you get an ending. Also there are some more special characters that can be enlisted like Plenair the mascot and some fun surprises. This game is still lots of fun I recommend it. So go build an army and rule the Nether World and a few other worlds too lol.