Three years have passed since Trevor Beomont and his companions vanquished Dracula. Here's the scans courtesy of CapcomMDB from the Metroid Database:

The new issue of Play Magazine has announced plenty of details on the new PS2 Castlevania game, Curse of Darkness. More stuff later - it's the last day of my vacation and I need rest desperately. Still, the game plays well,Īnd controlling the Innocent Devils is a breeze. There's more variety in the level design, but it still feels boxy and the textures are pretty dull. The game plays a lot differentlyįrom Lament of Innocence, especially with the user controlled camera and lock-on mechanics. The anime trailer they were playing in the Konami booth was awesome too - I hope I can find it online, because it wasn't on the press CD.Ĭurse of Darkness wasn't quite as awesome. Invite Yoko to the cult hideout - highly amusing.) The other level was a demonic funhouse, with a gigantic wooden head marionette boss. The opening stage took place in a snowy village (where Hammer comes out to set up shop and laments that Soma didn't More interesting level and boss designs, which were the only real things lacking from the previous GBA games. It looks and moves just like Symphony, except on the small screen. Quick impressions? Dawn of Sorrow is freaking amazing.

More important, pics of Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow for the DS and Castlevania: Curse of Darkness for the PS2/Xbox.

Yeah, it's been awhile, but I've got a small backlog of stuff to put up.

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