TheSixthAxis

22nd August 2014
Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Jim Hargreaves
Publisher: NIS America
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Jim Hargreaves

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall70%

Summary

Games like Disgaea 4 are what the Vita was built for. Although it may not be an ideal entry point to the series, returning fans will find themselves right at home with it. That said, it's not a game for everyone, especially those who favour linearity and plots that take themselves seriously.

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