Comments on: Disgaea: Hour of Darkness http://azureflame.dasaku.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/ Fat cats make anime better Tue, 24 Jan 2012 20:19:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Azure Flame Reloaded » Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories http://azureflame.dasaku.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-5367 Azure Flame Reloaded » Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories Thu, 22 May 2008 12:07:48 +0000 http://azureflame.ikimashou.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/#comment-5367 [...] The second instalment in the Disgaea series, and one of the newer titles in Nippon Ichi’s expanding catalogue of SRPGs, Disgaea 2 takes us back to a world of Netherworlds and Overlords for thirteen more episodes of demon hunting fun. As Disgaea 2’s game system is really a tweaked version of the one used in the original game, to save us all covering the same old ground I’m only going to point out how and where the game play has been altered. If you’re unfamiliar with Disgaea (in which case go and play it now) or you need a refresher, check out my original review. [...] [...] The second instalment in the Disgaea series, and one of the newer titles in Nippon Ichi’s expanding catalogue of SRPGs, Disgaea 2 takes us back to a world of Netherworlds and Overlords for thirteen more episodes of demon hunting fun. As Disgaea 2’s game system is really a tweaked version of the one used in the original game, to save us all covering the same old ground I’m only going to point out how and where the game play has been altered. If you’re unfamiliar with Disgaea (in which case go and play it now) or you need a refresher, check out my original review. [...]

]]> By: manga http://azureflame.dasaku.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-2503 manga Sun, 30 Sep 2007 11:05:36 +0000 http://azureflame.ikimashou.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/#comment-2503 It is hard to level in Disgaea and the only boost you can get is by standing on a EXP + X% geo panel where you in Disgaea 2 have felonies and exp + X% geopanels. Laharl, when he gets Testament and the sword from the Etna sidequest on the first run then he is deadly, he can beat basically everything except Lamington where he will have some trouble if he goes at it alone. Atleast the first playtrough :p But still, the dialoge makes this game a real killer and hopefully when the PSP port comes I´ll be able to buy it. Cause who doesn´t want to play with Etna as the main character of the story? It is hard to level in Disgaea and the only boost you can get is by standing on a EXP + X% geo panel where you in Disgaea 2 have felonies and exp + X% geopanels.

Laharl, when he gets Testament and the sword from the Etna sidequest on the first run then he is deadly, he can beat basically everything except Lamington where he will have some trouble if he goes at it alone.
Atleast the first playtrough :p

But still, the dialoge makes this game a real killer and hopefully when the PSP port comes I´ll be able to buy it. Cause who doesn´t want to play with Etna as the main character of the story?

]]> By: Azure Flame Reloaded » Blog Archive » Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories http://azureflame.dasaku.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/comment-page-1/#comment-1379 Azure Flame Reloaded » Blog Archive » Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:57:13 +0000 http://azureflame.ikimashou.net/2007/07/02/disgaea-hour-of-darkness/#comment-1379 [...] Getting started with the game The second instalment in the Disgaea series, and one of the newer titles in Nippon Ichi’s expanding catalogue of SRPGs, Disgaea 2 takes us back to a world of Netherworlds and Overlords for thirteen more episodes of demon hunting fun. As Disgaea 2’s game system is really a tweaked version of the one used in the original game, to save us all covering the same old ground I’m only going to point out how and where the game play has been altered. If you’re unfamiliar with Disgaea (in which case go and play it now) or you need a refresher, check out my original review. [...] [...] Getting started with the game The second instalment in the Disgaea series, and one of the newer titles in Nippon Ichi’s expanding catalogue of SRPGs, Disgaea 2 takes us back to a world of Netherworlds and Overlords for thirteen more episodes of demon hunting fun. As Disgaea 2’s game system is really a tweaked version of the one used in the original game, to save us all covering the same old ground I’m only going to point out how and where the game play has been altered. If you’re unfamiliar with Disgaea (in which case go and play it now) or you need a refresher, check out my original review. [...]

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