Currently Playing:

Marvel Alliance

I wish it was a Spider-Woman game! Yeah right!

Final Fantasy I

Iron Man 3 the Official Game

So all of the games above I am playing in my iPhone. While I'm not avidly playing them like I do my console games(I don't play games as fervently as I used to anyways), they are a bit of a time consumer when I am out and about and killing time. None of them are ground breaking games but they are somewhat worthy of the time allotted! Iron Man 3 is like a Stark version of temple run while the other two are turn based rpgs. Though I have some major qualms with the Marvel one since it is more or less a gimmick to make money....

"V.V" and Kamea

Now this game has my attention(as sparse as it is) in gaming. D2 may have lost a few points when they took out a few things that the third and fourth one made(Monster weapon! The Monster riding does not fit my battle style!!!! Or aesthetics for that matter) adequate for my liking, it's still a good game. The return of the trio bodes really well and the chemistry is still refreshing as it was ten years ago! Some job classes are still needed, but I have a feeling I'll forget about some of them with the newest additions and the reviving of old classes and monsters.

Insanity can still pervade all over the place, but still missing a few more things that made Disgaea 3 and Disgaea 4 fantastic! But again, a really addicting game! 

Currently Playing:

Ah yes. Finally a Video Game that will really entice me for a bit. Perhaps gaming became a very sparse hobby as of late, but there are still games in my radar that I am more than happy to indulge on. This game being one of them, of course! So how to start off with "D2" in the first few hours of gameplay?

Well....

The whimsical and somewhat downright juvenile humor remains!

The Disgeae charm to say the least! And that's just me saying it in the first chapter. I'm sure it is a perpetual flavor considering that all Disgeae sequels(despite them not being direct sequels for Laharl and crew) all have that same zest to them.

Gameplay remains the same. Special moves are just vibrant and just downright aesthetically funny as they were before in previous games. There are some 'new' flavors added, but it's still the same old song; something that should never be fully messed with since it's a system that works.

Customization remains starkly the same. There was some 'major difference' described in an article I read about this segment. I have yet to run across this 'major change'. Regardless, I invite the old system(duh) and whatever 'new' and innovative element they can add to this.

Artwork still there. A big improvement can be deciphered if one puts the original Disgeae and the direct sequel's artwork side to side. The witty lines are still prominent as well as it ties in with the humor part.

All in all, I'm enjoying this game. While it was only the 3rd one that I didn't much care for, to have Laharl, Etna, and Flonne back as the main three is more than an added perk! It's zenith and nostalgia in one!!!! 

"A Promise Unforgotten"

400 years he held his promise. Despite the plummet of his overbearing power, he kept his promise. He was adamant about keeping promises; it may be his flaw but it is also his strength. A vampire who swore to never drink blood because of a promise he made to a young woman ...

400 years and the promise is unforgotten.

A promise of a demon to a woman pure as an angel; and as she laid dying, even when her wings became hers, even if her purest of heart is disdained from her actions to save the many, They would be reunited; they would rekindle that ambiance and the inextricable magic that binds them together.

The Promise fulfilled.

Possibly my favorite Disgeae story; even more than Laharl, Etna, and Flonne's.