Also, Nippon Ichi Software’s president wants to know if you really want Asagi to be the star of her own game.

NIS America will also localize The Guided Fate Paradox, a roguelike developed by the Disgaea team. [Update: Trailer added!]

PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale and Accel World: Apex of Acceleration made their debut in Japan last week. Meanwhile, Fantasy Life continues to sell.

Last week, Nippon Ichi released The God and Fate Revolution Paradox in Japan, and the game sold 23,417 copies in its first week.

It’s a roguelike game from Nippon Ichi where you play as Renya, a boy who has the power to change the fate of people… and fairy tale characters like Cinderella.

The God and Fate Revolution Paradox has a deep dungeons and if you delve into them you might see some Nippon Ichi cameo characters like Asagi.

There are floors with vendors selling goods, which players can actually steal from if they don’t feel like paying. However, be prepared to face the consequences, as even gods are still required to go by the rules.

After suddenly becoming God himself one day, Renya is still a god in training. That means he can’t just obliterate his enemies by simply flicking them, at least not yet.

The God and Fate Revolution Paradox is like the offspring of Disgaea and Z.H.P.: Unlosing Ranger vs. Darkdeath Evilman.

Wearing a Prinny cap is one way to power up Renya and the angels that accompany him in The God and Fate Revolution Paradox. Equipping divine treasures changes what attacks Renya has.

Cinderella (yes, the same princess from the fairy tale) is a heroine in The God and Fate Revolution Paradox from Nippon Ichi Software. She’s tired of happy endings, but you can change that.

You can see monsters in The God and Fate Revolution Paradox and they can see you too. If you step into their field of vision you’ll antagonize them. You can also walk around them to evade fights.

The Disgaea team is developing a new strategy RPG called The God and Fate Revolution Paradox, which has character customization elements similar to Z.H.P. Unlosing Ranger vs. Darkdeath Evilman.

Remember that December release date for Nippon Ichi Software’s The God and Fate Revolution Paradox? Scratch that.