I've played all of the Disgaea series so far and this is one of the best: [Story] This entry in the series has you follow Valvatorez's quest to show the Netherworld the power of sardines!

We are the Prinnies, dood. We inhabit the Netherworld and are totally mistreated. Just because we're the souls of lethargic dead humans attached to dimwitted penguin avatars doesn't mean we deserve to be slaves in the afterlife. We need a new leader, guys.

Slick; bright anime cutscenes coupled with deep role-playing elements make for some old-school fun

The goofy dialogue can be tiresome and the senate/item enhancement border on convoluted

The tried and true battle system will return once again with a completely revamped graphic engine! The all-new story, characters, and exclusive features including user-generated content, will blow Disgaea series fans away.

Disgaea is about the obsession of two groups of people: Nippon Ichi's obsession with breaking the limits of the strategy RPG, and an audience equally obsessed with doing so. Role-playing shouldn't even be part of the description, really, unless you consider a detached observer of electronic numbers...

The Disgaea franchise has a passionate and dedicated following for such a niche style of game to make it this far: a fourth entry in its line of animé-inspired tomfoolery matched with complex, detailed strategy.

Dozens of hours worth of content and beyond; Creative setting; style; and humor; More time and thought = Better results

Interface and mechanics can be vague; Presentation will be lackluster to those not used to this style

It's back, dood! The SRPG that never fails to mess with our minds and constantly challenges us to reach levels over 9000 has returned. With a level cap of 9999, we're talking about Disgaea, the Prinny-infested series that can't help but make us feel like hanging out in the Netherworld.

The satisfying challenge; The great online modes; The offbeat humor

The grind; How overwhelming the endless options can be; Some of the awful jokes

Great: Impressive efforts with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth your time and cash.

Four games into the series, Disgaea hasn't changed. In some ways this is great, why fix what isn't broken right? The battle system gets better with age for instance, one of the most impressive seen in an RPG of this kind.

If you've played other games in the series, this is very much a clone of the others with different story and cast with a few new added features.

Great title; If the tactical strategy RPG genre is your forte this title is a must for your collection; The dialogue is quite absurd, but very witty and well written.

This title could possibly be ported with better options to PS Vita in the future; To get all the DLC content can be expensive, and probably not worth it; The game is quite vast, and can easily get to the point where it becomes an extreme grind to "platnium" status (PS3 trophies)

Disgaea 4 is not like your average turn based strategy game. It's faster paced than most games on th

-Character and item Customization; Easy story to follow; Long game

-Some of the voice acting can be grating -Can be grindy