NIS making games for the 360

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Nippon Ichi Software, the makers of Disgaea, have acquired a license from Microsoft to develop games for Xbox 360.

Got this from RPG fan, http://www.rpgfan.com/news/2007/1283.html

Those of you who do not know NIS is one of the biggest producers of Japanese RPGs, the fact that they are no longer limited to Sony means that the only real draw for me which was said Japanese RPGs, now will start appearing on my 360.

I can't describe how excited I am, they are basically the only company who makes games for the playstation that could possibly entice me into shelling out the money insane amounts of money required for a PS3. With the possible prospect of duel releases of some of my favorite titles I am very excited. This is just another one of those blows to Sony that they keep racking up.
 
Thats pretty awesome. It would be funny if they had a Disgaea collection come out on the 360 (I seriously doubt it).
 
Must be sad for sony but hey I get to play it on xbox rite^^ Great find btw. Ive only played that game like once at my friends.
 
Any news on any games their developing for it?
 
Skaw said:
What's it matter, they're all going to play exactly the same.
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You say that like its a bad thing. If they have the same basic game mechanics and different stories I am honestly happy with that. Or better yet ports to the 360 of Disgaea games and the like. I realize not everyone likes NIS games, they are a niche market, if you don't get the charm you never will and its not worth even trying to explain to you, if you do they are gold. But I most definitely fit inside that niche, those are some of the only games that truly excite me so yea.

And no, no titles have been announced yet but the fact that the license is there is very very promising.
 
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If disgaea 3 comes to the 360, i won't have to shell out $600+ to pay it! Woop woop!
 
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