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Goodnightmoon on 17 May 2017
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BraLoD said:
Goodnightmoon said:

The game is 10 times better suited for handheld gaming and has more content than the original, case closed.

1. It's not better suited for handhelds, as a fan of the series I enjoy playing it for long sessions than Switch battery can even last, thus making portability actually an issue to me, maybe it's your preference, but it's not better suited for handhelds and case closed, at all.

2. The content is not meaningful to either the actual story or the game mechanics, check the last examples, Disgaea 3 and 4 on PSV had story, mechanics and actual new chars created for it, and was portable as well, plus all the additional content too, still score about the same as PS3 versions. Disgaea 3 exactly the same, Disgaea 4 went 2 points higher.

3. As I mentioned above the review from god if a geek boosted from 75 to 90, where it was quoted for having a "so-so narrative" as the "only issue" and it didn't change at all for the Switch version, is the exactly same game.

There are lots of inconsistencies going on.

I highly disagree, this kind of games are clearly better for hanheld gaming, that guy from Geek starts the review with the same opinion

 "They felt so perfect on the Vita given their SRPG nature with quick battles that I was actually disappointed when Disgaea 5 was announced as a PlayStation 4 exclusive title"

Disgaea 4 also had better scores on Vita despite being released 3 years laters (instead of 1). In fact you can find similar examples (Eurogamer Spain gives an 80 to Ps3 version and a 90 to Vita...)

But most important, Switch has 7 times less reviews...