Castlevania SOTN is an ill-conceived fossil of mediocrity
29th February 2024, 8:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 29th February 2024, 8:05 PM by Sacred Jellybean.)
I was jonesing for more Castlevania and bought the Advance collection and agree with this assessment:
That is all. Map says I'm at 50% which is sad because I don't want it to be halfway over (even though the collection has two more games).
I'm liking that you can capture enemies' attacks. It's like gaining Megaman powers in a medieval setting, and they pop up randomly. I usually only stick to a few of them, but none of them feel superfluous, and they're generally fun to experiment with.
Quote:Playing Aria of Sorrow on GBA is basically playing SOTN if they had 7 years and a few attempts to really refine the formula.
That is all. Map says I'm at 50% which is sad because I don't want it to be halfway over (even though the collection has two more games).
I'm liking that you can capture enemies' attacks. It's like gaining Megaman powers in a medieval setting, and they pop up randomly. I usually only stick to a few of them, but none of them feel superfluous, and they're generally fun to experiment with.