Castlevania

...game doesn't give me very high hopes. Back in the day just before Castlevania on PS1 every Castlevania was different and offered new challenges while upping the quality (barring the versions on the N64). The last Castlevania game that was...

In this article: E3, Castlevania, MercurySteam, Xbox 360, God of War, Clive Barker's Jericho, Ninja Gaiden, Metal Gear, and Scrapland

...Belmont IS Castlevania, without him the series is dead to me. Symphony of the Night may be good for you younger guys but to me the best Castlevania ever was Super Castlevania 4. This whole new generation of anime inspired Castlevania games...

In this article: Konami, Entertainment Software Rating Board, Simon Belmont, Wii, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Sega, Castlevania, Gradius ReBirth, and Metroid

...of gorgeous 2-D art and stylish 3-D flourishes. Producer Igarashi's Castlevania team members constantly push the DS to its limits with their games, and Ecclesia is no exception. Characters and enemies are well-animated, spell effects...

In this article: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, Dracula, Portrait of Ruin, Konami, Koji Igarashi, Metroid, Wired.com, and Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest

...even furniture stay upside down. Symphony of the Night features a recurring Castlevania cast consisting of protagonists: Alucard, son of Dracula; vampire killer and Belmont heir Richter; and Maria Renard. Death (The Grim Reaper); the dark...

In this article: Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Alucard, PlayStation, Xbox Live Arcade, Xbox 360, and Sega Saturn

...yea it has been compressed to shit I think Igarashi is working on a separate Castlevania title that's supposed to be starring Alucard which may or may not be a direct sequel to Symphony of the Night. Personally I think Igarashi has run his...

In this article: E3, Symphony of the Night, Alucard, Xbox 360, Magic: The Gathering, IGN, Final Fantasy VII, and Konami

...hate them as his father did. Alucard's placement as a protagonist was unusual for the series up to that point, as previous Castlevania games had featured often members of the Belmont clan as the protagonists. Symphony of the Night would...

In this article: Alucard, Soma Cruz, Dracula, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, and Koji Igarashi

Ever since 1997's Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Igarashi has been the steward of the Castlevania franchise, going on to produce a couple of console titles and numerous entries on the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS. But when...

In this article: Koji Igarashi, Konami, Lament of Innocence, Castlevania, Dracula, Castlevania Judgement, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, and Shadow Complex

...51 Productions. James Jean will be the art director. In the chapter W is for Winner of Maddox humor book The Alphabet of Manliness, Castlevania is listed as an example of a winner. In particular, he names the first game, Dracula's Curse,...

In this article: Paul W.S. Anderson, Vampire Killer, Castlevania, Simon Belmont, Konami, Jeremy Bolt, and Bloody Tears

...Yamane and Masahiko Kimura . Yamane, a longtime composer of music for the Castlevania series, had previously worked on the music of Castlevania games such as Symphony of the Night and Aria of Sorrow, while Kimura had developed the music...

In this article: Soma Cruz, Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, Koji Igarashi, Dracula, Aria of Sorrow, and Nintendo DS