Like, ridiculously, almost unfairly tough. Nevertheless, Rondo of Blood is still a very tough game. Until you unlock the additional character, it’s just you, your trusty whip, and a subweapon, though this title introduced the “item crash” super attack as well.įurther Reading: Castlevania Season 3 Confirmed It’s one of the final “traditional” Castlevania games, meaning there’s no interconnected castle or variety of equipable weapons. in any official capacity until a decade ago.
Rondo of Blood was originally released for the PC Engine in 1993 exclusively in Japan and didn’t make its way to the U.S. The other half of the Requiem collection is Rondo of Blood and it hasn’t held up nearly as well as Symphony of the Night.
It’s a pretty minor change really, and I still found the updated voice acting to be of high quality. No longer is a man “a miserable little pile of secrets” in this version.
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Sure, those were in the original game, but it’s a good indication of how little effort went into this port.įor better or for worse, this version of Symphony of the Night is based off of the 2007 PSP release and not the PlayStation original, so there are some translation differences. Still, the controls remain tight and the gothic orchestral soundtrack stands up against any modern game. More frustrating is the occasional slowdown and noticeable loading times. The emulation has smoothed out the backgrounds just a tad, making the character sprites look a little blurrier.
Further Reading: 10 Best Castlevania Games Ever MadeĮven with the bump to 4K resolution, the graphics are beginning to show their age, though.
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