The amount of weapons and equipment is almost as staggering as the size of this game (it’s big JodiesSmile) and the replay is insane. You can level up as you play, unlocking more perks.

You have a variety of attacks, weapons, spells, transformations, helpers, items, and techniques. If you haven’t played this game play it before you watch my run, please! This is one of the best games of all time, and I was an idiot to have let it pass me by all these years. There’s mysteries and secrets abound in SotN, and I won’t spoil anything here. In SotN you play as Alucard (yep, same one from Castlevania III) looking to confront your father. That might not have mattered had this game been more familiar to me, but I made the mistake of skipping this game in its heyday, and not playing it at ALL until right before this Trial began. And that’s what made this game so hard for me to learn for a while the information hiding the secrets of Symphony of the Night (SotN) was hard for me to come by. What is a speedrun? A miserable little pile of secrets. Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (PlayStation 2) Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance (Game Boy Advance) Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (Nintendo DS) Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (Nintendo DS) Castlevania (N64) (this was also shown in this episode, but was not chosen) – Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PlayStation) Played on XBox 360 using “Konami Classics” Current Alucard Any% no NSC Leaderboard ()

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