08-10-2008, 03:10 PM
I got this game and not to far into it, but still i know why this game is so epic, lol love this game! 
DOOD!
DOOD!08-10-2008, 03:12 PM
so its worth buying as ive got hour of darkness (ps2) and was thinkin of gettin it
08-10-2008, 03:51 PM
I think it is the exact same game, that is what i've heard, its bout Laharl, Etna, and Flonne, and i think its the same, but this is the only disgaea ive played so idk.
08-10-2008, 04:56 PM
Lugia Dragonite Guy Wrote:I think it is the exact same game, that is what i've heard, its bout Laharl, Etna, and Flonne, and i think its the same, but this is the only disgaea ive played so idk.
I've played Disgaea: Hour of Darkness for the PS2. It was my friend's copy, so I might get the PSP version.
My only concern is how they port the game. Just due to game specifications, Final Fantasy Tactics is much more awkward to play on the PSP vs. the PSOne.
Once you're in Item World, it's very important that you can navigate easily so you move to the portals in time, no?
But I second the OP; Disgaea kicks tushie. Where else can you do 450K damage from 7 squares away with a glowing, blue sword?
08-10-2008, 05:03 PM
lol well if its same i may it because
well its a great game and i bet they have made some in game upgrades
and they may bring the power rangers i mean prism rangers other colours XD
well its a great game and i bet they have made some in game upgrades
and they may bring the power rangers i mean prism rangers other colours XD
08-10-2008, 10:43 PM
No I've seen them in-game and its only the three. lol! I think the only difference is something about Etna but naw try to find Disgaea 2 then tell me a good place to buy it!
08-12-2008, 02:45 PM
its coming out the ds as well
A port for the PlayStation Portable named Disgaea Portable was released in Japan on November 30, 2006. It was later released in the United States on October 30, 2007 under the name Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness.
Afternoon of Darkness features extras over the original, such as a 16:9 format to take advantage of the PSP's widescreen display. There is also a mode that focuses on Etna as the main character. In Etna Mode, Etna kills Laharl by accident while trying to wake him in the beginning of the game and thus becomes the main character. There are some extra boss battles such as Overlord Zetta from Makai Kingdom and Rozalin and Adell from Disgaea 2. There is, for the first time, a multiplayer mode available through Ad-hoc connections. This features multiple modes such as a "Defeat the Leader," "Capture the Flag," and the original "Battle." In the Multiplayer mode, each player also has access to "Geocubes" which give different effects to the battlefield. Other new additions include a music shop, which allows the player to listen to the game's various songs and even change the Item World theme, and a record keeper, which keeps track of various bits of information such as ally kills and obtained items.
In addition, Afternoon of Darkness includes a complete dual language option and the option to turn off battle animations. Most of the silent Japanese cut scenes now include voice acting. However, when set to English, the scenes that were originally silent in the PS2 release are still silent. To reflect Etna's recent voice actor change, her lines have been re-recorded to match Michelle Ruff's portrayal of Etna in Disgaea 2 and the anime.[citation needed] One notable omission is the theme song "The Invasion from Within" by Tsunami Bomb. As Atlus was the publisher of the original PS2 version and arranged for the licensing of the song, and NIS America (Nippon Ichi's American branch) published the PSP port themselves, they did not retain the rights to use the song and did not renegotiate for them. Also missing is the song "One With the Stars" which, like "The Invasion from Within", was added in the original PS2 release by Atlus.
A port for the PlayStation Portable named Disgaea Portable was released in Japan on November 30, 2006. It was later released in the United States on October 30, 2007 under the name Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness.
Afternoon of Darkness features extras over the original, such as a 16:9 format to take advantage of the PSP's widescreen display. There is also a mode that focuses on Etna as the main character. In Etna Mode, Etna kills Laharl by accident while trying to wake him in the beginning of the game and thus becomes the main character. There are some extra boss battles such as Overlord Zetta from Makai Kingdom and Rozalin and Adell from Disgaea 2. There is, for the first time, a multiplayer mode available through Ad-hoc connections. This features multiple modes such as a "Defeat the Leader," "Capture the Flag," and the original "Battle." In the Multiplayer mode, each player also has access to "Geocubes" which give different effects to the battlefield. Other new additions include a music shop, which allows the player to listen to the game's various songs and even change the Item World theme, and a record keeper, which keeps track of various bits of information such as ally kills and obtained items.
In addition, Afternoon of Darkness includes a complete dual language option and the option to turn off battle animations. Most of the silent Japanese cut scenes now include voice acting. However, when set to English, the scenes that were originally silent in the PS2 release are still silent. To reflect Etna's recent voice actor change, her lines have been re-recorded to match Michelle Ruff's portrayal of Etna in Disgaea 2 and the anime.[citation needed] One notable omission is the theme song "The Invasion from Within" by Tsunami Bomb. As Atlus was the publisher of the original PS2 version and arranged for the licensing of the song, and NIS America (Nippon Ichi's American branch) published the PSP port themselves, they did not retain the rights to use the song and did not renegotiate for them. Also missing is the song "One With the Stars" which, like "The Invasion from Within", was added in the original PS2 release by Atlus.