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Eschewing the strategy/RPG gameplay of its forebears, Disgaea Infinite progresses like a choose-your-own-adventure through a series of fully voiced vignettes. The handful of characters follow intertwining paths, meeting up with each other and splitting up again over the fifteen-hour timeline the game is set in. A handy visualization tool shows the various chains of events and where they take the cast. Players relive this period over and over, trying to solve the mystery of Laharl's impending assassination by altering discrete decision points along the way.
Since 2003, NIS has been giving people a way to help groups of antiheroes accomplish goals of varying degrees of morality. With new versions and iterations arriving every few years, someone might wonder how they could hop into these strategic scenarios. Well, if people check out this guide, they might find a way to make the Netherworld your new second home.
"Metal Gear, Ratchet & Clank & Disgaea as the most disappointing PSP titles? You don’t say!" - GameZone
I liked Harvey Birdman. I borrowed it from a friend for the PSP.
And I recently bought it for $10 bucks for the Wii :D haha
I never played Portable Ops Plus, but I did enjoy the main Portable Ops game quite a bit.
@FailOverHero
And so do non-Kinect 360 gamers who defend it like their lives depend on it, just because...
@FailOver
Except people like you and alee never get marked as "trolling" for doing it.
I liked Harvey Birdman. Except I played it on the Ps2.
But I think they're identical.
LOL, portable ops +? Wtf were you expecting?
The biggest disappointment for me was Assassins Creed on PSP.
As this week’s Sunday Special feature, Electronic Theatre takes a look at ten of the titles most in need of a release in Europe. Be they intriguing gameplay propositions, unique presentations or simply delivering proven mechanics, all of the below titles warrant further investment from the European gaming community in the hope that a publisher will pay attention to the demand.
I really want Legend of Mana to be finally released in Europe, but I doubt it'll happen.
Edit - How can someone disagree? It was never released in Europe, and although they announced a PSN version it would probably just be on the Japanese and American Stores.
Kawazu has judged you unworthy.:P
There's tons of Square games we missed out on... even recent ones that have stayed Japan only...
I don't mind Japan-only games, as the saying goes, misery loves company, so as long as we're not the only ones not to see a release then it's all good xD
If this list was written by me I'd have just written Deadly Premonition ten times. It's that good!
Definitely true, I hope they release a demo since it's the type of game you either love or hate.
Why would hail to the chimp be on that list, is there a large group of under-served fans of this game over in the EU? Really? I was this game well received enough to warrant an EU expansion? This game was rush out in time for the o8 elections here, that's 08 now. Maybe they could wait till there is some big election for some EU country, there was already a big UK one so wait till another comes i guess but then it'll just be older and less interest if that's possible.
