Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow

[Dyne]

Oh great. I thought I could pass on this game..

Thanks a lot, Teuthida. Three midterm projects, and three games from hell to sin on. Fire Emblem, Shadow of the Collosus, and now Dawn of Sorrow.

Sigh.

[Teuthida]

My evil plan is working. *rubs hands together in an evil fashion..as opposed to a sexual one, though Teuth is told he is a gentle lover and the rubbing of hands could be a sign of great happines...but alas this rubbing of hands is evil*

[Teuthida]

Strange as it may be I'm comparing this game to Animal Crossing. You can literally spend hours upon hours doing mundane things (if you consider killing ghosts mundane...and you eventually will) and then once you get the little thing you were looking for you go onto another tasks and it never ends...there are always goodies waiting for you somewhere...whever it be trying to catch a certain rare fish or trying to reap a certain rare soul...hmmm now if only the new Animal Crossing allowed you to reap the souls of the villagers...

[Jason1]

I just bought this game for my brother for his birthday. I cant wait to play it. Oh, ive never played a Castlevania game before, does that really matter? Is this a good one to start with?

[Krypton]

I would have started with Castlevania: Lament of Innocence.

I played it about a year back, it was really good. I'd give it a 9/10.

but hey, that one could kick major bootay!


EDIT: I just noticed, this is in "Handhelds" sorry for the stupid response.

[Swan]

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was an awesome game.

[BlueFire]

It already came out? I miss these old school 2D Castlevania games ;[

Aria of Sorrow was great. I wish I had a DS now. haha.

I hate the artwork for the game though.

[Teuthida]

Originally Posted by deejzguy

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was an awesome game.

Apparently Alucard is a playable character after you beat DoS.