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1. Reviewer: impulsegamer
   14 February 2008

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 9

   

    

   The 2003 PlayStation 2 game Disgaea has finally been released on the PSP that  features engaging gameplay, an immersive storyline and a game that is perfect for the console with its time constraint battles that make it perfect for the portable world. The wait is finally over, we’ll finally know who is the best strategist! With the all-new duel system developed specially for the US fans, Disgaea returns with a bang. If you thought customization is only for characters... Read more

2. Reviewer: gamerdad.com
   17 January 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   , these games look at the world with a male teen -oriented anime view of the world: everyone has a certain chibi look about them, many of the female characters are improbably clothed and impossibly proportioned ... all while being characterized as young teens. That, along with some minor blood and language, aims the game squarely at teens, and gets the game a T-rating and a GamerDad Age Seal of 14+. Yet this is another game I have let my 11 and almost-10 year old sons... Read more

3. Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness Review for the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)

   Reviewer: Cheat Code Central
   14 January 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

   Control 6

   

   Addiction 10

   

    

   Navigating the PSP's large library of strategy RPG titles can be a daunting task. What with all the boxes cluttering retail shelves, all sporting bizarre names and even more bizarre sword-wielding anime-inspired characters, it's no wonder we're not? able to tell our Legend of Heroes from our Spectral Souls. And while few of these 40+ hour epics are true gaming gems (like Jeanne D'Arc),most (like Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos) turn out to be sub-par time siphons. Read more

4. Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness

   Reviewer: swapgame
   10 January 2008

   Join the Disgaea War and get your life back! Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness tells the story of Prince Laharl and his outlandish group of misfits as he battles for ultimate rule over the Netherworld. Developed by the much-admired Nippon Ichi, Afternoon of Darkness follows in the steps of Makai Kingdom and Phantom Brave and the original Disgaea for PS2, of course, but this time around with PSP-specific features. A whole new story mode dedicated to Etna is the main draw,... Read more

5. Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness

   Reviewer: ZTGameDomain.com
   06 December 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   Strategy RPG fans rejoice! NIS' fantastic PS2 classic Disgaea: Hour of Darkness has made it's way onto the PSP, with a new subtitle (Afternoon of Darkness) and a new second storyline. What hasn't changed is the incredibly deep and addictive gameplay, as well as the darkly comic humor that this series has become known for. Read more

1. A great port of a great game.

   Reviewer: Smite, Walmart
   30 January 2008

   Overall 10

   

    

   "Afternoon of Darkness" is a great port of the original "Disgaea: Hour of Darkness". The Tactical Strategy/RPG genre lends itself extremely well to portable gaming due to the turn-based nature of the gameplay and Disgaea is certainly one of the very best in that class of games. A fascinating plot, likable characters, brilliant anime-parodying humor, and near infinite replay value made this game an instant underground classic the first time around. In the PSP version, NIS... Read more