I’ve been wanting to play some Castlevania 64 on stream, so instead I did the bite-sized Henry Campaign in Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness.

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Castlevania 64 stays true to the series’ roots while also evolving the franchise for the third dimension. But it comes at a cost. YouTube Thumbnail and Header Image Source – MobyGames Review Scores Source – MetaCritic

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“Sword or whip,” is the question that Koji Igarashi asked his fans when launching his Kickstarter for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, successor to the Castlevania series.  In the series’ history, both weapons came with different play styles. But Circle of the Moon features one of the more creative solutions to bridging the gap between […]

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I’m not surprised most people don’t like Castlevania 64. On the surface, the game looks and feels poorly executed. It’s a product of the late 90s as developers were creating their first 3D games. The controls are unintuitive, the camera often obscures your vision and the frame rate is inconsistent. It also doesn’t make the […]

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The Castlevania franchise has been a long running series that has been quite successful. Circle of the moon is the first Castlevania game for the Gameboy Advanced. The series has always been known for its 2D action adventure style game play and fairly interesting story. Is the very first GBA release worth your time or […]

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