For those that love RPG and strategy, that's an amazing game...
When I had hair, I've played the original game for tons of hours on PS2.

The story it's amazing funny, with remarkable characters and, the game system, it's in deep custommization and others possibilites. Very addictive... Now with good graphics enhancements too and few new others good features.

But, here we have broken textures for AMD GPUs.

At first, I thought there were no controls for circle between units and zooming. But I was wrong and I take the opportunity to share. Anyone who uses the joystick (and already configured) must do:
* change the zoom: hold the "Switch Window Button" and press the "Previous Page Button";
* circle between the units (including the base panel and the gate): hold "Switch Window Button" and press "Next Page Button".
This way, even if you don't see the base panel (or have forgotten where it is) it doesn't interfere with gameplay.

Because everything, and even with few glitchs (like the slowdown when starts an episode), I recommend this Disgaea PC version. It's near a master piece for a Strategy RPG (a top one since Final Fantasy Tatics). And NIS made good improvements.

For those that love RPG and strategy, that's an amazing game... When I had hair, I've played the original game for tons of hours on PS2. The story it's amazing funny, with remarkable characters and, the game system, it's in deep custommization and others possibilites. Very addictive... Now with good graphics enhancements too and few new others good features. But, here we have broken textures for AMD GPUs. At first, I thought there were no controls for circle between units and zooming. But I was wrong and I take the opportunity to share. Anyone who uses the joystick (and already configured) must do: * change the zoom: hold the "Switch Window Button" and press the "Previous Page Button"; * circle between the units (including the base panel and the gate): hold "Switch Window Button" and press "Next Page Button". This way, even if you don't see the base panel (or have forgotten where it is) it doesn't interfere with gameplay. Because everything, and even with few glitchs (like the slowdown when starts an episode), I recommend this Disgaea PC version. It's near a master piece for a Strategy RPG (a top one since Final Fantasy Tatics). And NIS made good improvements.