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Disgaea Infinite
Prinnies, unite to save yourselves... and your salaries, dood! Disgaea Infinite trails one particular Prinny as he adventures through Laharl's castle trying to make sure the Overlord doesn't find out that you fell asleep on the job and to stop Lord Laharl from being assassinated (well, not really, but don't tell HIM that, dood!). It's intense, and scary, and very explodey, dood! Okay, as much as I like Prinnies (not quite as much as Hudak... his desk tells the story of a man obsessed), I can't say \"dood” nearly as often as I should. Especially after this, which is a bit harder for me to grade than usual, since it's not really a \"game”. First of all, the name: Disgaea Infinite. The title is totally misleading, as this adventure has an ending. Really, multiple endings that don't take that long to reach. But they are endings, so still, not entirely truthful there. Anyone coming here to find a deep and ever-expanding, long-lasting SRPG is going to be disappointed, because this is not that game. This is, in a nutshell, interactive fiction: A \"choose your own adventure” book if you will, on a disc starring characters you already know.
Disgaea Infinite
“Storytelling is the hallmark of great video games.” That's what some gamers have tried to tell me. They insist that they play all games (not just RPGs) for the story. They also say that if the story isn't any good, the game will be ruined, regardless of how fun it is to play. If you agree, NIS America has a game for you: Disgaea Infinite. Based on the popular strategy/RPG series, Disgaea Infinite is a semi-interactive graphic novel. Laharl, Flonne, Etna, Jennifer, Gordon, Mao, and Raspberyl have come along for the ride, but they aren't the only familiar faces. Prinnies are back in full force – and in this game, you control one of them. Control, however, doesn't mean the same thing in Disgaea Infinite that it does in other games. While commanding one very unlucky Prinny, players can click the X button to speed up the dialogue, press the triangle button to access the pause menu (which contains a save option, the ability to skip dialogue, and other traditional features), or press one of the shoulder buttons to possess and influence a character. That last element is the only thing that resembles gameplay. But make no mistake: Disgaea Infinite is true to its graphic novel intentions.
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Disgaea Infinite | $16.61 | See it |
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Disgaea Infinite | $19.99 | See it |
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Disgaea Infinite [Japan Import] | $48.99 | See it |
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Disgaea Infinite (playstation Portable, 2010) | $57.5 | See it |
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