Nippon Ichi Software Announces a Disgaea Remake

Going back to basics, dood!
Disgaea

beginning of the Disgaea series and experiencing it from the first title, then you’re going to be very excited. Nippon Ichi Software has announced a new HD version of the original Disgaea, which is scheduled for release in Japan this summer, on unknown platforms.

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If you’re new to Disgaea, you’ve got some fun stuff to look forward to. You’ll spent most of your time moving around setpieces on a large grid: your army of colorful characters with even more colorful personalities. Across several sprawling isometric maps you’ll fell enemies nearly as often as you’ll recruit them, in typical Disgaea fashion.

The original game is an excellent isometric strategy RPG with tons upon tons of content for new and old fans, and if you’ve been patiently waiting for the series’ debut on a new console, you won’t go wrong by adding this one to your arsenal. Just make sure you carve out plenty of hours in order to give it its fair due. Hopefully we hear more about it soon!

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