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At its launch in 2001, Game Boy Advance was a system about to step into the future of portable gaming, while simultaneously attempting to push down hardware costs whenever possible. The first version… Read more
Castlevania is hands down one of my favorite game series ever. As time goes by, I find myself constantly wanting to go back to these games, specifically the 2D entries, and I wanted to do this again h… Read more
I liked the direction the series was going here; collecting made rewarding via detour challenges, decent sequence breaking opportunities, travel made easy by running and jumping over regular enemies,… Read more
The boomerang continues to be a effective weapon I couldn't just play Aria of Sorrow without playing the other GBA Castlevania that I happen to own Circle of the Moon. They both may be from the same f… Read more
Castlevania as a franchise isn’t super important anymore. Lately it’s polygonal titles (and even a 2D one) have been good to middling to crap according to online aggregate scores. While I’ve never rea… Read more
It’s not often that a system gets a launch title with as much clout as Castlevania, but the GameBoy Advance got lucky. In this adventure Nathan Graves fills the role of the vampire hunter when Camilla… Read more
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