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Genre: ActionPlatformerAction-Adventure
Rating: ESRB: T, CERO: C, CERO: B, PEGI: 12+
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damon rates this game: 3/5

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was the very first Castlevania game on playstation. The graphics are great, but the voice acting is a little cheesy. Don't get me wrong, though, the game is great, though, and combines the features of other genres, such as rpg,(equipment system and experience/level up systems, too) and it plays almost like super metriod, so much that some fans call it 'Metriod-vania'

7daysko rates this game: 5/5

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is the first Castlevania installment on the PSX. The player controls Alucard, the son of Dracula, who is on a quest to kill Dracula like in every other Castlevania game ever. So what makes this one so special? Well, not only do you play with the most awesome character that ever was and will be but this is also the first game to entirely remove the 'Vampire Slayer'(the whip) from the game since our character isn't a Belmont or a Vampire Slayer but a vampire himself. It has stats like in every RPG, a leveling up system, a really good plot, a bad but nostalgic voice acting and a lot of hard boss fights. Anyone who hasn't played it yet, they should do so immediately since they won't regret it at all!

MrRobodyNobot rates this game: 4/5

Castlevania Symphony of the Night takes the old gameplay formal of the Castlevania games and adds it up with the graphical power of the ps1 and some dash of RPG elements and delivers and timeless classic. So, get ready to whip up Dracula.

DinosGoRawr rates this game: 5/5

Love this game! I grew up with a playstation (and snes and n64 but that's something else) and had tons of games. If you love rpg's like I do, this is the game to play! FF VII-IX, The Legend of Dragoon, Breath of Fire 3 and 4, MGS... all great games for PS1 but I would have to put this one at the top. There's so many neat things in this game, you can equip different types of weapons (swords, rapiers, knuckles, hammers, axes, etc) and different types of subweapons (cross, dagger, holy water, etc), you can discover neat spells with button combinations (hell fire, dark metamorphosis, soul steal, wolf charge, tetra spirit, etc), you can acquire transformations (bat, wolf, mist, poison mist), you fight a variety of bosses from beelzebub to death to your own doppleganger to dracula, you have alternate endings, and to top it off, once you think you have beaten the entire castle, you get your world flipped around... literally! Because you now have to beat the inverted castle! With new bosses, weapons, etc. This game sure is time consuming, and even more time consuming to get the 200.6% completion, but imo it is very worth it (I've done it at least 10 times now haha!) and lots of fun. I highly recommend this game!

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Castlevania Symphony Of The Night takes place in Dracula's Castle as his one and only son Alucard. Defeat monster's that prowl the night and unveil the mystery behind the sudden proclamation of Richter Belmont as the castle's new lord.

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September 9, 1999 (better known as 9/9/99) was the date of possibly the most successful game console launch in history. It also marked the release of what is possibly one of the best console-specific magazines to be published in the USA.

The Official Dreamcast Magazine was a slick publication that not only featured some of the most interesting design, but also had some engaging and reliable content. In addition to its fine journalism and reviews (although I still can’t
forgive them for giving Kao The Kangaroo such a gleaming review), The Official Dreamcast Magazine also had a number of quirky topics and features that matched the creativity of the Dreamcast library.

The first issue of the publication got off to an excellent start (not your typical pure-hype issue). Here are some of my favorite highlights:

• Page 14 gives a good run-down of the healthy selection of third-party peripherals
• Page 16 mentioned the long-rumored Zip Drive for the Dreamcast
• Page 17 has a display of some sweet Dreamcast-inspired figurines
• Page 18 talks about the connectivity between the Dreamcast and the Neo-Geo Pocket (precursor to the GBA-Cube connectivity)
• Page 28 starts a feature on Sega’s arcade situation and the GameWorks location in Seattle
• Page 38 begins a long feature that guided gamers through the Dreamcast launch. It provides recommendations and guides for both the veteran and newbie gamer. (I might have to re-publish the article in text form as it is a good reference).
• There a number of excellent previews, but on page 58, you will find a preview of Castlevania Resurrection — a 3D Castlevania that never saw the light of day
• Page 88 begins the Dreamcast 101 feature that covers all the basics that newbie Dreamcast owners should know. This also would make a good article to reproduce and update with new information.
• Deeper into the magazine you will also find a in-depth review of Sonic Adventure in addition to a gameplay guide and a tour of other aspects such as the VMU Chao minigames.

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