Disgaea 7 Complete Lands Western Switch 2 Release Date

For me as a non-native English speaker: What a nasty title for an article!

How is an anti-physical cartridge release by definition "deluxe"?

Couldn't they have just reissued the original Switch 1 version with the DLC included on the cartridge along with a new update to enable superior performance/resolution when played on Switch 2?

At any rate, this is neither "deluxe" nor "complete". Pathetic.

Key card.

Not complete.

Shame it's digital-only in the west.

the worst part of this is that if you have the switch 1 version, you don't get an upgrade path. in japan there is an upgrade path to get complete on any console you have the game on. this reeks of corporate greed

Game looks pretty good... shame that the physical is a Key Card though. I was probably gonna skip it anyway since SRPGs aren't my favorite, but hopefully everyone who does play it enjoys it!

@SillyG That's the funny thing. Because while in Japan that Disgaea 7 Complete got it's own physical release, those who already got the vanilla version can buy the "Complete" dlc for more a few yen. (I think folks said somewhere $5 in terms of value). And that's for all the versions: PS4, PS5, & Switch. I'm assuming PC version too.

But here...it's a Switch 2 exclusive. And that means it's a game key-card and also means folks will have to double-dip as well at premium price.

At this...as I mentioned this a couple of times...I'm sticking to importing the JP version on either or both on PS4 & Switch. Even if it's in japanese...I don't care...but I do care about having the full game on cart. But I don't want to complain about key cards each time a article mentions it. Too many folks doing that enough as it is...So i'll just leave it at that.

Yuk, in that case i’ll stick to D5 complete

This is a timed exclusive more than likely.

i got the original physically a while ago, hoping for an upgrade path or update to smooth out the visuals.

Pass! It's yet another GKC.

lol glad I waited. Defo need a 2 TB card though.

I think we are honestly looking at the last generation where physical media will exist

@Ryu_Niiyama
A 2 TB micro SD Express doesn't exist yet

It's not complete if it's a Game Key Card.

Better full physical cart game - we don't need Switch1 version and then a Switch2 "Key-Card". If this happens Switch1 version is the to buy.

@Ryu_Niiyama We need two exSD slots so we can put 2-2tb exSD.....otherwise they should let users expand internal storage.

@sethfranum
As someone who owns 450+ digital games, why do you want 4 TBs of storage?

Disgaea has always been best on a handheld console!

@LuigiFanno1 I know that. I said I need one. If they existed I would have bought one already.

Fake physical Game-Key Card + no upgrade path = That's gonna be a "no" from me, dawg

@Max_the_German
Capitalising the first letter of every word doesn't help, but it looks strange on published content when they don't do that.

So many whiners about the lack of full on physical. Most of you were likely just looking to resell anyway, which can still be done until the DL servers are inevitably shut down.

Its been 2 decades since I bothered with physical, and cant see any reason to go back .

So I have 0 concern about the lack of full game on card. What I am annoyed with though is that they think a 2 year old game that frequently sells for $20-$30 is worth $70 now.

@LuigiFanno1 As someone who owns 450+ digital games, why do you want 4 TBs of storage?
You answered your own question.

@Runex2121 What I am annoyed with though is that they think a 2 year old game that frequently sells for $20-$30 is worth $70 now.
That's why used games cost less they Digital did one even think of that. Digital stays the same regardless until the Publisher - took enough "BloodMoney"and then if they feel so they chose the price to sell it at. Physicals games used are determined by market forces Digital games have no Market forces to lower it's price. Your Digital Game 70$ 10 years ago is still $70 today so tell me whom determines the price it goes for now?

Pass. I have the original on Switch 1 cart, I don't always care for the Complete versions content whether Disagea 1, 4+ or otherwise.

I just picked up what I wanted as access to those entries in the series, never used that Complete version/edition content. Or even the PSP or Vita versions content of prior ones.

I don't resell, I only sold a few shovelware or not as much wanting good PS2 games a few weeks ago, I never sell my games unless I really care to. Last time games got sold was probably the OG Xbox when getting a Wii/PS3.

Even then NIS OSTs have been limited code uses of the OST on a paper slip to their website.

While Indies go 'go to Bandcamp and get it that way'. I mean why not.

A far thing from Danganronpa V3, Ace Combat Assault Horizon OST disks or the journal that game has.

Artbooks I have for some games like Raging Loop, or anime (with Blu-ray/DVDs or the few that have both and no artbook but just offer DVD versions because why not).

To me digital complete editions with OST apps (players if they exist even though I am more familiar with the USB transfer apps which I am surprised they even offer but are probably DRMed for sure which is fine).

Or digital artbook apps. Those I am ok with.

Even then games used to or still have the OST menus in the games so having them outside of that is fair.

Senran Kagura or Kandagawa Jet Girls by Marvelous were great for this.

I can't say for Death End Request 2 as I got the standard edition and can't get the complete and it RARELY if never goes on sale it only did once a few months ago. No idea how that complete or version it's called edition works.

Better then Gravel's complete edition method 'purchase, then download from store because it has counted the purchase but enabling it all in the store' was a pain. In and out constantly. Others do it their way of course.

Looks like I’ll stick with the base game then.

@JohnnyMind Enjoy, I'd say try 6 if you want it to be more accessible (the levels being higher numbers is ok but didn't do much and it's the only game with auto combat, but the tutorials in prior games do a good job and are fun to read).

But 3 to 5 have more quality of life that 1 and 2 don't have (even if 2 is on older systems so might as well have a Vita or PSP, and 3 is well PS3/Vita, otherwise other entries are pretty accessible on modern systems) but most games in the series are good I find. I just had played too many by the time I got to 7. Besides it's ideas just weren't as exciting either.

Prinny games are alright for hard platformers too.

But the dialogue is still enjoyable, geo panels to make interesting level challenges, similar dumb or damage dealing enemies. It's all good fun.

I do find 7's giant mode more appealing even if not that big of a deal, then the Disagea 4 tower system (I just used the core mechanics) I just wasn't into that at all to line up characters in it. So I think 7's giant mode was a fair idea even if wasn't that exciting.

I enjoyed 5's dual weapon system but it can be a bit pricey of in game weapons per character. My favourites are 2, 4 and 5 so far.

That or get the NIS collections with pre-Disgaea type gameplay ideas or story telling like La Pucelle, not tried much of Phantom Brave 1 but have 2 physical, I'm enjoying them quite a bit compared to Disagea 7.

@JohnnyMind No problem/your welcome. You can toggle the auto combat on and off via the + button I think. Otherwise there is characters/menus to put XP into other things so it really tries to push levels or skill enhancing. I never had issues playing 6 at all compared to other entries.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=disgaea+6+how+to+get+started Encase you may need help, here is a general search for beginner tips. I never needed to use these, but I have seen a few videos on other entries after playing many of the games.

Don't remember using the randomly generated dungeons or item world to enhance items, much either in later games, but did in older entries more. Though they do vary per game what they offer of paths, enemies, rewards, etc. Never encountered them but I am not a hardcore player either.

I was new to the series with D2 on PS3 about 5 years or more when was branching out to other genres, so never grew up with them at all, was my start to Tactics games as a whole, and sort of just explored what I could.

6 has a few mechanics/menus I don't remember using, but for how grindy the games can get and how many hardcore fans hate 6, 6 is the more suitable accessible game for sure for general play or those menus to enhance things. I didn't mind it. I just casually play.

I have near beaten 4 and 6 so yeah. I think I remember using XP potions a few times in maybe 4 or 5. When they would drop or be in the general stores.

1 Complete, 5, 6 and 7 are on Switch so you have a fair few options besides the collection ones of other NIS games that are similar to Disagea but also different in their own universes/combat/core mechanics.