While things haven’t looked great for Nippon Ichi Software and the recent smartphone game Disgaea RPG, the company is still looking out for its fans, who are getting monthly PS4 themes and avatars for free.

Things have gone from bad to worse for Nippon Ichi Software and its smartphone game Disgaea RPG which wasn’t able to make its promised return of service by the end of March in Japan.

Nippon Ichi Software is at it again with their mysterious countdown websites, and the latest one just launched with a reveal expected on March 28 at 3:00pm JST.

Nippon Ichi Software has opened a teaser website for what seems to be their next game, and it seems it will have a cutesy childlike aesthetic.

NIS America wants to hear from fans with a new survey that asks what titles and content they enjoyed most and what titles they’d like to see in the future.

The Japanese Mascot Grand Prix 2018 is over, and sadly, this year wasn’t Prinny’s year either. Prinny dropped from last year’s 96th place to 110th place, with the Prinny in question bidding a tearful farewell.

Since August, Prinny’s dropped down to 107th place, even worse than last year… But never fear, Nippon Ichi has come up with a few more daring rewards that are sure to be a blast!

During TGS 2018, Nippon Ichi Software President Sohei Niikawa sat down for an interview, where he talked about Disgaea 6, whether Laharl will return in future games, and the appeal of the Nintendo Switch.

Prinny didn’t do so well last year in Japan’s mascot Grand Prix, only attaining 96th place. It’s going for gold once again this year… though it’s not doing much better so far.

Nippon Ichi Software releases the remake of the very first Disgaea in Japan tomorrow, but company president Sohei Niikawa had a little something to share for fans of the series.

Back in December 2016 Nippon Ichi Software announced that a new Disgaea smartphone game was in the works with Sony’s smartphone studio ForwardWorks. Here’s a new teaser trailer.

Nippon Ichi Software’s actual 25th anniversary is on July 12, but the company will host a special “25th Anniversary Finale Event” a few days later on July 15, and they’ll have some games to show.

Nippon Ichi previously teased a new live-action horror game called Project Nightmare back in January, and today it’s been announced as Closed Nightmare, and it releases in Japan this July.

Nippon Ichi Software is working on an HD remake of Disgaea: Hour of Darkness as part of its 15th anniversary, and the company announced that it’ll release in Japan this July.

During yesterday’s Nintendo Direct-inspired live stream from Nippon Ichi Software, the company had a couple more projects including “plans for next Disgaea” and a remake project for an unknown game.