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So there are many different aspects to the game, but it still feels like you are playing Castlevania.

You can change into mist and basically bypass any really difficult areas later in the game. You also have the ability later to change into different things such as a wolf, a bat and mist. You could also use potions, buy armor and things that one is more accustomed to seeing in a role playing game. Though no matter how powerful a shield I got, it never seemed to deflect anything. Alucard sees him at one point, but it seems he is the lord of the castle now! The fighting is different than previous Castlevania games in that you use a sword and can also use a shield. From time to time you cross paths with a woman named Maria who is looking for Richter.who has disappeared. Now Alucard must navigate his way through the castle fighting monsters of all kinds so that he can gain abilities and equipment that will help him win the day. He seems unbeatable, until the Grim Reaper takes away all his powerful equipment. After the battle is won, you see Alucard (Dracula's son) storming the castle. Suffice to say, I want to play that game, but it is rare and expensive. This is basically a recap battle showing the final battle from the game Castlevania X or something to that effect for the SNES or the other game that it was based off of for a computer gaming system only sold in Japan. The story starts out with Richter Belmont about to face off against Dracula. The game is not perfect though as there are some things that could have been done to make the game even more enjoyable. Even if the odds look insurmountable, you can find a way around it. Basically, there are no parts of the game where you are watching in stunned belief at all the enemies and such thinking the game is impossible, like in the older games. It is a challenge too, but not overly so. The music is also improved in this one as there are some really stand out pieces in sections of the game. Basically it looks like the Castlevania games on the SNES with the graphics on the characters improved a bit and the background more so.

This was a very fun Castlevania game, in the spirit of those on the NES, Sega Genesis and SNES, but with a bit more game play depth to it. Nowhere else have I seen game so distinctly its own. By the music, artwork, setting, characters, and gameplay, it is distinctly CastleVania. Though the premise of the exploration and level ups are borrowed from other games, SotN stands out as its own. CastleVania also sports my favorite video-game artwork and musical score by the talented Ayame Kojima and Michuru Yamane respectively. Towards the end of the game, Alucard's abilities would make falling into them virtually impossible. I'd of liked to have seen some instant-death pitfalls/spikes/lava/whatever (and a way of knowing that it is instant death and not another route to explore) most gamers hate 'em, but with SotN's wonderful controls it wouldn't have been much of a problem avoiding them unless you just get careless. Not just one, but two beautifully drawn castles to explore, some of the best boss/enemy designs and a well thought out castle-design. and to this date, I've never seen a game character to top Alucard's ability to become a cloud of mist on command. No more the Belmont Vampire Hunter, now we play as the son of Dracula to take on the father, and as we explore the Demon Castle we really get to tap into Alucard's growing vampiric powers. Adrian Fahrenheit Tepes, aka Alucard, is the most intriguing CastleVania character the gamer has ever taken control of (and he's way badder than he was in CastleVania3). It plays as a fantastic exploration game in the same vein as Super Metroid, which was a step away from previous CastleVania straight-action-side-scroller formula it had used since the original NES game. You -play- CastleVania, and all the game elements are as rock-solid as they come.

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Symphony of the Night's success comes from the fact that it acknowledges it is a game to be played, not a movie to be watched or a novel to be read. My only -real- complaint against SotN is its difficulty setting it's too easy to beat. In the end, that's made me like SotN all the more now then I did in 1997 when it first debuted. I will admit, the plot is a lame excuse to bring back Dracula for yet another round of CastleVania (if you can consider it having a plot at all), and the voice-acted dialogue screams cheesy b-film. CastleVania: SotN is not without its faults. With growing emphasis and interest in RPGs and the entire evolution of the gaming industry as is, I think I've grown to like this simple little game even more. Even after six years, I went back and replayed SotN to gladly find not an ounce of its charms has been lost with time.

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