This one however I had the game cartridge for previously so I have played it and got pretty far, and it was great But then I got stuck.

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.

The first boss was a fire breathing flying purple dragon-thingy, a step up from the bat.

It feels nice to get that feeling of recognition, while still having to find new ways of getting past enemy patterns:).

It wasnt as linear as previous Castlevania games, yet not as extent as SotN though, you still had the option to go in different directions but still reaching an end of a stage.

The difference between these dirt-colored maniacs compared to the regular axe-throwing-blue-knights is that these ones just charge you repeatedly and its super hard to dodge.

I have found a nice complete copy I also have a rental box copy from Yapon that was released here in Sweden.

I have it complete in box in really nice condition but just scanned the cart for the Famicom collection.

I have this one complete with the outer plastic box and manual, but scanning the complete package with that box looks terrible.

Same here I have it complete in box with manual, but scanned the inner case with game and inlay.

Ive also heard that the Sharp X68000 is quite rare, expensive and difficult to obtain.

Its really nothing like Simons Quest for the NES, its a very basic sidescrolling beat em up, but still a nice edition to the collection.

One thing that baffles me about this game is that hearts health, where is the wall chicken I have this game in PAL edition as well, however only the loose cartridge.

Shouldnt be missed out on, all the Castlevania Game Boy games are completely new adventures, not just ports of the NESFamicom games.

Also contains a re-release of the first Castlevania game for the NES.

There was a Game Boy Advance release that contained both Aria of Sorrow and Harmony of Dissonance but I havent been able to find it yet in decent condition.

You can collect the enemies souls and gain their powers:D ITS AWESOME.

I just bought this one from another Castlevania collector, and its sealed.

This one is PAL for the Sega Mega Drive, complete and in awesome condition It was also released in Japan and for the Genesis.

I think the cover is really cool That image from the first Castlevania is one of my favorites:) The case is much smaller than regular Sega Mega Drive boxes.

Beautiful packaging They also had a limited edition box that was stunning a while back, but I heard about it too late so it was sold out:(.

Castlevania games really should stay in the 2D platforming genre.

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