NIS Takes Us Back To The Netherworld With Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited On The Vita!

Disgaea hits the road again on the Vita! Disgaea 4 not only brings the fan favorite PS3 game, but adds new content, scenarios, characters, and more!

More after the break
Santa Ana, Calif. (February 13, 2014) –NIS America is thrilled to announce that
Disgaea®4: A Promise Revisitedwill be heading to North America and Europe on PlayStation®Vitathis summer, both in retail form and digital! This is an expanded and enhanced version of the fan favorite fourth game in the Disgaeaseries, Disgaea4: A Promise Unforgotten, which was originally released on the PlayStation®3 in 2011.


For more information, please visit NISAmerica.com/games/disgaea4-a-promise-revisited

About the game:
The original game had a cast and story that was widely praised as one of the best in the series, and this PlayStation®Vitaversion offers players a chance to relive that adventure on the go, and with brand-new content! Disgaea4: A Promise Revisited comes packed with in-depth gameplay, everlasting value, and the great sense of humor you’ve come to love. The graphics engine truly brings TakehitoHarada’s characters to life with fluid animations and high definition details. Create your own political party and take advantage of a slew of new battle and strategic features expanding upon the already staggering replay value. Grab your PS Vita and stop the Corrupternment’sevil doings with the power of…sardines?

New Vita-exclusive content and features:
-Tons of bonus content, including brand-new scenarios exclusive to this release, adding more backstory to some of your favorite characters.

-New characters, as well as cameo appearances by characters from previous Disgaea games.

-A new tier of spells, job specific techniques, as well as other gameplay enhancements.

-Includes all of the downloadable content that was available on the PS3 version.

-Brand new music tracks have been added for a total nearing 100 enjoyable tunes.

-Features beautiful Hi-res sprites that look even better on the Vita’s OLED screen.

-And more!

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