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Disgaea 2 Is Coming To PC In January, Dood
The Disgaea series is getting another PC port, following the February 2016 release of the series’ original entry on Steam. You won’t need to wait too long either to dive into a re-released version of Disgaea 2.
NIS America has announced a January 30, 2017 release. Additionally, four of the characters from the sequel (Adell, Rozalin, Zetta, and Pleinair) have been added to the original Disgaea on PC.
The upcoming Steam release will include content that has never before been available in the West. The three characters are Dark Eclair, Gig, and Miabel, who were previously only in the Japanese version of the game.
The PC release will bundle content from both the original PS2 game (Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories) and the PSP release (Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days). You’ll be able to play on Windows, Mac, and SteamOS device.
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