He may be referring to the Crissaegrim, which was better because it wasn't a two-hander. I beat Dracula's final form in 8 seconds with that thing XD.
Ah......I don't think I've ever gotten that one. I'm planning on playing through it again soon, so I'll be on the lookout.
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TheRoboSleuth
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Posted:
Aug 09 2006 10:45 pm
The shmoo dropped it. In the inverted library. Fucking shmoo.
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Posted:
Aug 10 2006 07:54 am
anyone try to beat SOTN without any equipment?
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Posted:
Aug 12 2006 12:51 pm
I find that most NES games, when compared to their recent versions, seem ass-rapingly difficult.
Ghandi
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Posted:
May 22 2008 08:13 am
I read the top 100 list, and I've stopped playing Castlevania since before Symphony of the Night(could have bought it for $50 though), but my favorite is Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest.
Bloody Tears, forward and backward movement, weapon upgrades, a virtual 2D world. The game was far ahead of it's time.
Is Harmony of Dissonance worth getting for the GBA? It's the only one that I know a local game store has and I wanted to get a GBA one.
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Posted:
May 23 2008 06:45 am
Ghandi wrote:
I read the top 100 list, and I've stopped playing Castlevania since before Symphony of the Night(could have bought it for $50 though), but my favorite is Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest.
Bloody Tears, forward and backward movement, weapon upgrades, a virtual 2D world. The game was far ahead of it's time.
I agree. Simon's Quest is basically the progenitor of any of the new ones, with all its rpg makings. Good stuff.
