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Release Date 2/18/2009
Publisher Koei
Platform PSP Games
Genre Action Adventure

Number of Players 1
Wireless Players 2

Mild Fantasy Violence, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes

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Note: Bonus Disc is included with purchase of this title, but not with rental.

Prinnies are slaves of the evil Etna, humans sent to the Netherworld to pay their dues for lives of wrong. Etna has decided she wants the perfect dessert. So she chooses you, a Prinny, to collect all the ingredients for it! Start the level with 1,000 lives - you'll need them. You'll side-scroll your way through various areas of the Netherworld. Slash and shoot through the demons who reside there, then claim their ingredients for your own. You'll jump, slash wildly with your double swords, and stomp enemies to stun them. It's up to you to prove that even a henchman can become the hero!

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IGN Review (8.3 out of 10)

More than five years ago, a little strategy game called Disgaea: Hour of Darkness introduced gamers to a colorful, comical world filled with mischievous demons and mind-bending amounts of level-grinding. Although Laharl -- son of the Overlord and an all-around devious fellow -- was the star of Disga...more

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Average Member Rating: 6.6 out of 10

dood. (8 out of 10)

posted by Dizmang (AUGUSTA, GA) on Jul 5, 2009
Member since Jul 2009
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful

If your a fan of Disgaea then you already know what a Prinny is and how awesome they are. To have a game based as playing as one in a platforming button masher is pretty amazing. Storys pretty cheesy, but it is to be expected really. Sounds decent. More of Tenpai Sato's work. Length is dep...more

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