Castlevania

O_o I don't think I've picked up an ice spell, unless I'm just completely unaware of its existence.


On another note, I'm thoroughly enjoying Aria of Sorrow. I miss the double-attacking that Order of Ecclesia has, but it's still a load of fun. I would say what point I'm at, but I honestly have no idea. I think the last ability I picked up was the ability to walk on water.

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The elevator, it is there for a reason

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The problem is getting to it - you have to deal a certain amount of damage before he breaks the ceiling and let's you progress upward.

I got Symphony of the Night up and running. Huzzah! I played it for about 30 minutes and I already love it. Since I'm at an obnoxious point on Aria of Sorrow, I'm just going to put that on pause and play Symphony of the Night.

I'm taking a break for now, though, since I only slept like 4 hours, so I'm a bit too tired to get too engrossed in a game at the moment. That, and I'm too addicted to listening to Harmony of a Hunter 101% Run.

If you own an Xbox, I would give serious consideration to Harmony of Despair. It's Castlevania's jump into multiplayer. I will admit, it does take some getting used to, but once you get going with some good equips, you won't want to stop. I put over 500 hours of gameplay into it, and I still wasn't bored. It's definitely different, as it doesn't follow a story. It's just 11 HUGE stages you can play with up to six people.

If you own an Xbox, I would give serious consideration to Harmony of Despair. It's Castlevania's jump into multiplayer. I will admit, it does take some getting used to, but once you get going with some good equips, you won't want to stop. I put over 500 hours of gameplay into it, and I still wasn't bored. It's definitely different, as it doesn't follow a story. It's just 11 HUGE stages you can play with up to six people.

That's on the PSN as well, although I do not know if all the stages are supported. I know that HoD originally came with only 6, and that was something people complained about (and also the reason I didn't get it myself). I didn't know they added 5 more. I'll have to check it out myself. Thanks.

I just beat Symphony of the Night. That ended a lot more abruptly than I expected.

I got my ass whooped against the final boss, because I thought I found him on accident. Then I went and beat up the boss from the Catacombs and found some sword that deals extra damage to holy targets. The final boss was a joke after that. @_@ I felt like I cheated.

I didn't 100% everything, though. 85.3% completion, says the file select screen. Any maps I didn't explore were full of spikes and I didn't know how to get past them. I used bat form in the one map, but there was a blue door I couldn't get past. Transforming back into humanoid form would kill me. There was another room in the Catacombs full of spikes that I couldn't get past, because I couldn't see. I don't know how to light up the room. It was a guessing game full of death.

All I can say is that I think you need to explore the castle a little more.

All I can say is that I think you need to explore the castle a little more.

Yeah. Polantaris told me about it. I guess I'll tour the castle again for a billionth time.

That's on the PSN as well, although I do not know if all the stages are supported. I know that HoD originally came with only 6, and that was something people complained about (and also the reason I didn't get it myself). I didn't know they added 5 more. I'll have to check it out myself. Thanks.

the PS3 version has everything the 360 has. It's just preference really.

Okay... I think I got the real ending now, since I just beat the hell out of Dracula.


Right?


The bad voice acting and horrible translations are driving me nuts.

Perhaps the same could be said of all religions

It's commonly considered so bad it's good.