Christopher Reynolds writes "What's hindering our recommendation of Disgaea 3 to the tactical RPG virgins out there is the presence of Sega's Valkyria Chronicles – that other exclusive JRPG currently swimming the sea of unappreciation. If we hadn't experienced this elegant take on the genre, with its high production values, beautiful visuals, and accessible gameplay, then Disgaea 3 wouldn't feel quite as bloated and self-indulgent as it now does. Fans of the genre won't be disappointed, but if you're looking to pop your tactical RPG cherry then Sega's gentler touch may be the safer option."
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The DX12 version of the most promising Playstation 3 emulator, RPCS3, seems to be progressing nicely. YouTube’s ‘John GodGames’ has shared a new video, showing Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice running in full speed.
Some games will be difficult to emulate,i highly doubt this means you're going to get GoWIII at decent FR as PS2 games are equally difficult to emulate.
I expected this to happen years ago,but when really analyzing the inner working of a PS3 it's very unlikely you can emulate this on a mid range PC.
The only thing I disagree with is that Valkyria Chronicles is "gentler". If you're not a hardcore strategy RPG-ophile, then I would highly recommend Disgaea 3. It'll get you addicted to the genre without punishing you for being a newbie. I'm a seasoned vet of the genre, but Valkyria Chronicles was a tough game for me. I didn't have any troubles per se, but I had to put my thinking cap on and really make some tough decisions during battle to get out of their without losing any of my men or women in the fight (who are permanently dead if you don't get a medic to them within 3 turns of their fall). Now, the game is superior to Disgaea 3 in my opinion, as a huge fan of the genre, but I think that if you're new to the concept of SRPGs, Valkyria Chronicles can be a strenuous exercise that really requires some serious strategy and planning and tough decision making.
The Disgaea series is more or less known for being filled with options. Anybody can beat one of those games because there are so many ways to go about things. With the student council in Disgaea 3 there is the option to pass bills (like the dark assembly in the original), and you can make enemies tougher in this way, you can make more powerful & expensive weapons appear in stores, etc. You can open up more difficult but optional dungeons, or you can use the item world to make your items better, or the other options to make your characters gain abilities and base stat increases that would otherwise be impossible for them to get. Those options make the game very deep for those who want to get involved in all the ins & outs of what the game has to offer, but for someone who doesn't get it all, or doesn't want all that depth, you can just play through the story levels at standard enemy strength and have no real difficulty beating the game.
That's the beauty of Disgaea: it caters to noobs and experts of the genre simultaneously. Valkyria Chronicles won't be very easy for genre noobs to succeed at, I don't think.
I think Valkyria Chronicles is a much easier game than Disgaea 3.Its more for the gamer who plays RPG or SRPG games casually