You know I always thought I remembered reading about a Castlevania game with a female Belmont. But when I didn't see it on the collection, I just thought it was my imagination or something.
Yeah it would be interesting to try out one of the 3-D Castlevania games. As many games as I reviewed on the N64, there was so many that I missed out on because I was a poor college student at the time and I also leaned a bit more towards the PlayStation, especially in the later part of the 90's.
A female Belmont does sound cool! Why would Konami want us to forget about that? Was the game really bad or something?
You know you fight that same version of Dracula in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as a boss.
Didn't you say that after your brother beat Dracula and he turned into a bigger monster and clobbered him, that your brother stopped playing a lot of games after that?
Yes I hope you can play Kid Dracula soon and let us know what you think!
A LaserDisc game with Captain N's Belmont would be HI-LAR-I-OUS!
Yeah! We're from Texas! We're both cool! Hooray for us! :)
I didn't know there was a third Game Boy Castlevania game!
When I was a kid I really liked a LucasFilm point and click adventure called Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders. It had a similar anti-piracy measure. The game came with a passport book with codes for you to enter every time you would fly on a plane. If you entered the code wrong too many times, you'd get sent to jail and the game would end. But the game also came with a mock tabloid newspaper (the main character was a tabloid reporter), and the newspaper articles contained hints on what to do in the game.
When Ren & Stimpy first came out, I was a teen and really liked it. But now I can't stand it. Just goes to show you how tastes can change. But I was excited when I first heard about the Game Boy game, but then I heard it wasn't very good so I skipped out on it.
