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Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness | 
 enlarge | From: Atlus
Category: Video Games
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $27.99
You Save: $2.00 (7%)
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Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 1934
Platform: Sony Psp
Genre: Fantasy Strategy Games
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Sony PSP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0
MPN: 00125
Model: DG-00125-3
UPC: 857823001253
EAN: 0857823001253
ASIN: B000TTZI0E
Release Date: October 30, 2007
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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| Features:
| • | Completely remastered to take full advantage of the Sony PSP Portable | | • | All-New story focus means a new experience and all new ending | | • | Geo Cubes can turn a battle in a moment, use them well or have them used against you | | • | All-new multiplayer modes - Battle, Defeat the Leader & Capture the Flag | | • | Pick up and play wherever you go |
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Product Description
The Netherworld - a place darker than a pitch-black cave, located deeper than tht edepth of the seas. It is a cursed land where evilreigns and foul beings dwell. Nobody knows its whereabouts, but everyone fears its existence. THe story takes place two years after the death of King Krichevskoy, the ruler of the Netherworld. His son Laharl slept for two full years, unaware of his father's death, while demons fought for supremacy over the Netherworld. With the help of his subordinate Etna, her . . . er, unique army of Prinny underlings, and one confused angel named Flonne, the egocentric, megolomaniac Prince Larharl fights his way to become the next King! Turn a board in your favor by exploiting the effects of Geo Squares, Geo Symbols and, new to the PSP version, Geo Cubes! Buy your favorite music tracks in the game with Netherworld currency and play them whenever you like. Encounter a variety of incredible allies, enemies and bosses, including a special boss that did NOT appear in the original PS2 version of Disgaea! ESRB Rated T for Teen
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
 Refreshingly Funny Epic Adventure November 29, 2008
J. Glessner (Bellingham, Wa)
Disgaea has a humor that caught me off guard and that personally I find a bit refreshing. Game play is turn based strategy and is very well done. Perhaps it is my lack of skill in this game style, but I have found that a fair amount of level/skill grinding is essential, which leads to relatively decent time gaps between story sequences. Overall a great story, great humor, good game play, decently challenging, and did I mention long? I'd recommend this game to everybody.
 The best waste of time, now in the palm of your hand! November 19, 2008
Davidius (Seattle, WA USA)
I love this game, all the way back to when I first played it on the PS2. I'm glad that for the port, new content was added, such as Etna mode, more levels, and multi-player trading and combat via WLAN.
Good game ported to handheld = Good
Good game ported to handheld with new content = Better
Amazing October 31, 2008
Alec Rossi (Toledo, OH, USA)
This game was very good, as was the series in a whole. the only thing i got a problem, with was the weapons system, the old one was better! XD
Disgaea Upgraded September 7, 2008
Bret Four
great like the original with a more features, love the fact that I can fight other players.
Endless Fiddling July 23, 2008
Peter G (Boston, MA)
This game allows you to fiddle with your characters endlessly. You can spend hours and hours improving their skills, their stats, their levels, their abilities, their equipment, etc. The universe is surreal and humorous enough to be a nice bridge between the battles you fight, but it doesn't get in the way of the game play. If you like optimizing all the little details of your characters and you like deciding which particular aspects you want to spend hours improving, then this game is the game for you. The only game better for endless fiddling is Disgaea II (where they improved the balance and breadth of the characters)
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