This is the tenth action-packed installment in the ever-popular Castlevania series, which depicts the epic struggle between the Belmont clan and the dark forces of Count Dracula! An instant classic, this title is recognized far and wide for its beautifully rendered world, outstanding game balance, and its haunting CD-quality game music! The player takes control of RICHTER, the clan’s ultimate Vampire Killer, guiding him through a total of 9 stages filled with treacherous traps and hidden secrets. Using your legendary whip, passed on from generations of Belmonts, and a powerful selection of Item Crash attacks, it’s up to you to destroy Dracula and his evil horde.

What’s more, rescuing MARIA at some juncture in the game allows you to use her as a playable character for even more vampire-slaying fun! Note: This game was not previously released on the TurboGrafx16 in the Western hemisphere. Resident evil 1 iso. There may be nonessential material in the game that is unfamiliar to consumers, including foreign-language audio and text. Import games may contain foreign language (audio and/or text) or other references that are unknown to consumers. This classic game is part of the Virtual Console service, which brings you great games created for consoles such as NES™, Super NES™ and Game Boy™ Advance.

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First time starting up my PC Engine Duo and it works perfectly! Also I was able to capture gameplay footage through the!:D Yay!

Akumajou Dracula X Chi no Rondo. That’s what I’ve been playing tonight, and damn this game is good!!:D I recorded a movie of the intro, it’s awesome! There’s a German voiceover, which made me think I had bought the wrong game.

Then I realized it was only released in Japan and seeing the japanese subtitles made me come to my senses and understand that this was the way it was supposed to be. Good thing for me though, since I can’t read kanji fluently but I can understand German!:D Great intro ^_^ watch it >> The graphics were stunning, you can really tell that they used the full potential of Super CD-ROM!;D It’s a big difference from the HU-card games. You control Richter Belmont, and he has a whip just like Simon and the others, and you collect hearts to use your special weapons, like the knife, axe, holy water etc. The first boss was a fire breathing flying purple dragon-thingy, a step up from the bat ^_^ You still collect orbs after each boss battle at the end of the stage like in the first game: The second stage was extremely similar to the first stage of the first Castlevania game! You fought ghouls and you were inside the castle and it looked the same! Just better graphics;D All of a sudden though I got chased by this giant beast! That freaked me out.

But I got away, and looked back to find that the giant beast had run into a wall. And lost his head!!? Lol, he must have been running really fast for that to happen! The second boss was a pain in the ass. I was stuck there for a while, even had to use a continue >-_. I love Richter, but playing as Maria makes the game a bit more enjoyable at times, considering her ability to double-jump, and thus be able to CONTROL yourself in mid-air!

My only two grips related to this game at all, are: 1. CD music aside, I really don’t see how Konami couldn’t have given the SNES a direct port of this game, instead of the watered down “meh” that was “Dracula X”. It’s basically the same gamebut not. They were really lazy about that. And speaking of lazy, while I was stoked that they finally released Rondo of Blood on the Wii’s Virtual Console service, I was at the same time immediately disappointed that they didn’t bother translating it at all.

Why this bothers me, is because they took the time to translate (to my knowledge) the original version of the game that you can unlock in the PSP remake, so why they couldn’t have just used that, who the hell knows. Kinda the same as “why haven’t they released Bloodlines for Genesis on VC?” But I digress. Great game, and it led to even greater things with it’s sequel, Symphony of the Night.

Though, on a personal note, my favorite CV game will always be Super CV IV on SNES. Gameplay, music, graphics, controls.that shit is timeless.:-). Alex steinbach piano serial number search.