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Castlevania: Lords of ShadowsCastlevania: Lords of Shadows review about the pros and cons of this game and what I rate it as on a scale of five.
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Castlevania to the Next LevelA brief review of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow.
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Castlevania: Harmony of Despair XBOX 360 Review (XBLA)The addition of multiplayer to the Castlevania series adds new depth to the game, but also takes away some of the core by focusing on the multiplayer aspect.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow ReviewA review of the video game Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. -
Castlevania: Harmony of Despair DisapointsHarmony of Despair is a clunky sidescrolling RPG with a poorly implemented mutliplayer mode. It fails to impress me, but you can get it on Xbox Live Arcade if you want it.
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Worth the Reboot? A Castlevania: Lords of Shadow ReviewA Castlevania: Lords of Shadow review. With Castlevania getting a reboot a quick overview of the gameplay and presentation provides great information in this Castlevania: Lords of Shadow review.
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Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - Video Game ReviewThe first leap of the "Castlevania" series onto the Nintendo DS picks up right where "Aria of Sorrow" left off. The result is another solid entry that sticks to what works and doesn't do much differently. -
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow PS3 and Xbox 360 ReviewAfter several successes on Nintendo DS and a pretty good fighter on Wii, Castlevania is setting up a new entry on PS3 and 360. Is it any good? Read on. -
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: Two Missing RelicsMissing two relics in the Dracula X or Japanese version of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night? These might be the ones you are looking for.
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Castlevania: Harmony of Despair is Here and It's Time to Grab Your FriendsThis game ditches its usual single player mindset for multiplayer mode, which may prove to be increasingly popular in the Castlevania series.
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A Review of Castlevania: Harmony of Despair for the Xbox360Although somewhat reminiscent of earlier version of the series, but with one added feature, 'Castlevania: Harmony of Despair' can be played with up to six other players.
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Awesome Freeware #32: Castlevania FighterWhen you say "Castlevania fighting game", this is a lot closer to what I picture than Castlevania Judgment was -
Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (2003) Game ReviewKonami's famed vampire hunting series makes its debut on the PlayStation 2 with Castlevania: Lament of Innocence. It tells the story of the Belmont family's first encounter with the dark lord Dracula, and connects the lineage of previous Belmont adventurers.-IGN -
Classic Nintendo Review: CastlevaniaA trip down memory lane remembering one of the classic video games, Castlevania. -
Castlevania Review for Wii Virtual ConsoleKonami's classic NES action hit Castlevania is on Wii's Virtual Console
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Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia for DS ReviewSymphony of The Night might have raised the bar for Castlevania games too high, and as a result we are seeing a lot of Symphony-clone Castlevania games. Order of Ecclesia still uses Symphony's successful formula, and still manages to be fun.
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Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin - Game ReviewA dual-character mechanic breathes new life into this fun but familiar Castlevania adventure. -
Xbox 360 Review: Castlevania Harmony of DespairOnce again, the cursed halls of the Dracula's castle beckon. But this time, you're not alone.
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Castlevania: Portrait of RuinThe new RPG/Action style of gameplay introduced in Symphony is much better than the old ruthless arcade style of the NES days. Konami realized this as well and has refined this nicely with Portrait of Ruin. -
Xbox Live Arcade Guide: Classic Arcade Games Galore!A review of four recent offerings for the Xbox Live Arcade - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Castlevania : Symphony of the Night, Alien Hominid and Street Fighter 2 : Hyper Fighting -
10 Films I Can't Wait for Their 2011 Release!!!2011 is an exciting year for films, so here's a guide of what to watch and what I can't wait for. For example just to get you excited, Scream 4, Castlevania, and Priest. So read on and learn some new films.
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SNES Game Review - MuysaMuysa was released in 1992 by SETA USA Inc. The game is essentially a Castlevania clone, set in what appears to be the gate to the Japanese underworld.
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Best Ten Super Nintendo GamesAn overview of the best Super Nintendo games of all time, from Castlevania to Zelda.
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Awesome Freeware #26 : Super Mario XPThe game is fundamentally old-school Super Mario Bros., but with a layer of Castlevania added to it. -
Awesome Freeware #22 : Cave StoryCave Story is a pretty unusual and exceptional piece of freeware ... a run-and-gun action game whose non-linear structure is reminiscent of Metroid or the more recent Castlevania games -
Awesome Freeware #28 : Dracula's ShadowDracula's Shadow is an impressively faithful replication of the look, feel, sound and gameplay of Castlevania 2 for the NES. It is more than just a remake, however. -
Arcade Game Review: Night Slashers (Data East, 1993)Final Fight meets Resident Evil meets Castlevania
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Awesome Freeware #8 - Akuji the DemonThis time we have possibly our most awesome freeware yet - Akuji the Demon, a cool Castlevania-style freeware game from Japan -
Arcade Game Review : Haunted Castle (Konami, 1988)Review of the only Castlevania arcade game, and one of the hardest games EVAR -
CM's Wii Virtual Console Guide, Volume 5This time out - reviews of The Legend of Zelda, F-Zero, Gunstar Heroes, Victory Run, Super Castlevania 4, Mario Bros., Ice Hockey and Golden Axe -
Nintendo Wii Virtual Console October 29th ReleasesThis week, Castlevania II Simon's Quest, MAGICIAN LORD and SAMURAI-GHOST arrive on the Virtual Console. Here is a brief rundown on the titles of yesteryear. -
Lunar Knights ReviewLunar Knights is a fun game, but ultimately falls short of other vampire games by konami, namely Castlevania.
