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Abstract: I can't exactly decide just what is perpetuating whom or whom is perpetuating what, in regards to Konami's Castlevania series. Are new games being created because Dracula keeps appearing or does Drac keep showing up because new games are being developed?...
Abstract: Mach’s noch einmal, Soma! Was mit dem Abenteuer Simon Belmont’s 1987 den Anfang nahm, in vielen weiteren Episoden auch andere Charaktere aus dem Belmont-Clan als Hauptprotagonisten ans Steuer ließ, bekommt nun mit „Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow“ einen w...
Abstract: Ups: Keeps the controls basic, but with progressively deep gameplay. Lots of nifty enemies. Downs: Be nice if damage was judged by more than just weapon class and enemy type (but this is a very minor complaint). View Screenshots If youre in the mood f...
Main quest is rather short; touch-screen functionality slightly limited.
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is easily one of the greatest the series has to offer, building on the excellence of the GBA outings while maintaining the level of quality expected since the series first debut 20 years ago. It is unfortunate the game is f...
Abstract: Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (Nintendo DS)Genre: Action / Platform Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is the sequel to Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow that was released two years ago on the Gameboy Advance. A lot has changed since then; Nintendos new ha...
Abstract: Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow Do you never get enough of Castlevania? Well never fear the next installment has arrived. It begins as a new plot to resurrect the Lord of Darkness drags Soma Cruz back to fight the forces of darkness, both evil monsters and...
Abstract: There is no greater event than the time when a new Castlevania arrives. Game Boy Advance was gifted with three of Konamis finest, and although its still a viable platform, its time for the series to move onto the next generation: Nintendo DS. Castle...
