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Castlevania DS
PostPosted:Tue Feb 01, 2005 2:37 pm
by M'k'n'zy
I just saw some videos for the game....oh wow it looks like its gonna be awesome. And you are playing as Soma Cruz again. God I cant wait for this game, why cant it come out before September!
PostPosted:Tue Feb 01, 2005 8:31 pm
by Torgo
I'm interested. It's for the PS2 as well. The developers said that they're taking into account gamers' complaints about Lament of Innocence, and that this one will be more similar to Symphony of the Night.
PostPosted:Tue Feb 01, 2005 11:19 pm
by M'k'n'zy
I dont really know how they could do it for PS2, as many of the videos I saw showed them using the DS touchscreen to clear some obsticles.
PostPosted:Tue Feb 01, 2005 11:38 pm
by Kupek
I think Torgo is talking about this game: <a href=
http://www.the-magicbox.com/0501/game05 ... astlevania: Curse of Darkness</a>
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:36 am
by Torgo
Ah yes, yes I was. I read the quote "We're certainly looking into those things for the DS and PlayStation versions [of the new Castlevania]." and assumed that they were making the same game for both systems. Silly me.
But hey, at least two CV's are better than one.
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:22 am
by Julius Seeker
Well, I guess I'm a conservative when it comes to the Castlevania series, my favourite one is still the NES Castlevania III. I didn't really like the N64 Castlevania's, but I liked Lament even less than those. Not to say there hasn't been bad 2D ones as well. None of them have really been bad games, but certainly substandard for the Castlevania series. I don't really know how it is possible to make the series into 3D, I think Konami needs a development party which is more experienced in the field to make the game for them. They should look into some North American or European developers who have been doing 3D games for 15 years. Nintendo successfully put together Retro Studios, and they did what was said to be the impossible. In my opinion, Nintendo didn't successfully convert the Mario series to 3D, at least not with Mario 64, but Mario Sunshine came a lot closer, just still not nearly close enough, maybe the rumored upcoming game will be able to do it. Sega did a very good job with some of the levels in the Sonic games; especially Sonic Heroes (despite how many people might disagree).
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:03 pm
by M'k'n'zy
I never really got into the 3D Castlevania games either. I basicly get to use my work for rental so I am just gonna check out Lament of Innocense, have to at least try it.
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 1:20 pm
by Zeus
You guys rent games at your work?
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 2:17 pm
by M'k'n'zy
No, but employes get checkout privlages. Basicly any used game, we can take home for a week and play with to our hearts content ^_^
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 4:19 pm
by Blotus
Whore!
I was very disappointed by LoI. I just want a sexy 2D console Castlevania that plays exactly like SotN. Still haven't gotten to try the post-Circle of the Moon GBA Castlevanias, and now I don't have a GBA. Can you still get GBA players that run though your Gamecube?
PostPosted:Wed Feb 02, 2005 4:31 pm
by M'k'n'zy
Yeah they are still around, and not exactly hard to get either. I have one, and it works really well. Or if you ever get a DS you can just play the other GBA Castlevanias on there ^_^
PostPosted:Thu Feb 03, 2005 1:57 am
by SineSwiper
Too many Lament haters over here. Granted, the game was kinda short, but the replay value was pretty good, and I actually beat it, unlike Circle of the Moon.
PostPosted:Thu Feb 03, 2005 2:21 am
by M'k'n'zy
I havent really had a problem beating any of the GBA Castlevania games. Like I said tho, I havent played Lament yet, so I will reserve judgement until I do.