I'm sure he'll see it and he will be proud!
Pretty decent game. It's like a cross between Castlevania, Prince of Persia, and a Beat'em Up. My head canon is that Nosferatu takes place in the same universe as Castlevania.
I love the Castlevania Netflix series. Both of them. I like that the first Lords of Shadow but the mainline second game I really don't care much for. The combat is good, but I really don't like those stealth sections.
Isn't it the one where Alucard got ****** in the *** at some point?
People like the shows fine, but you have a very few set of hardcore fans mad at either show not being one thousand percent accurate on everything. People forget that the early games did not have much story, until after SOTN happened. Both shows were able to do so much while adapting, so little story wise. Those action scenes are amazing too! Top notch, practical, and stylish. Some of these fans who hate on the shows, are the same people who flipped out over the Lords of Shadows games. Those games sold great too, but a lot of hardcore old fans didn't want to acknowledge them.
Season 3 sucks and is a waste of everyone's time, barring a few scenes here and there. Season 4 thankfully turned it around.
I've stopped after Season 1 because Dracula straight up died in there so I don't know what to add right after.
Dracula died in Season 2, not the first season.
So by making everyone swear as if they were on a VizziePop series, adding multiple OCs that in the end accounted to nothing, adding multiple sexual scenes just for the sake of being "mature" and basically ignoring all of Curse of Darkness and ruining its main character means it's a good adaptation?
It's a good but different adaption as far as I'm concerned. I never played CoD, nor the other 3D Castlevania games, aside from LoS. I know they were mainly taking from Castlevania III, and that's good enough for me. I get some scenes didn't land for people, but I wasn't bothered by it. Now maybe they could have toned it down swearing a little bit, but it once again, didn't bother me. Also, the characters swear less in Nocturne, so there you go.
I find both Castlevania shows better adaptions, compared to the first Street Fighter movie, or without. SF 1994 I really find dull, aside from Julias as Bison, and the guy who played Zangief. The animated SFII film, and MK 1995 are so much better in gave us what my older brother and I wanted.
Fair enough. I mean, once again, I quite enjoyed the first show, but as a (extremely autistic about it) fan of the games, it did make me lift an eyebrow at some things. And hey, I haven't seen Nocturne yet, so that's another reason for me to finally pick it up (besides having my man Juste in it)!
I was trying to be funny there, but I guess it didn't land XD
So I've heard. It varies how hardcore fans feel about how Hector and Issac are treated.
This is exactly why you should never parrot people's opinions/statements/barbs. Especially if you don't know the context, or the people saying them have an axe to grind for the pettiest of reasons. I don't care for the VP shows like I mentioned, but I am able to form my own opinion and not needing the riff raff to do it for me.
You're not going to find many defending this scene. Even people who never played the games aren't a fan of this scene.
Unless you're referring to Carmilla or Death, Dracula actually doesn't swear at all. Though ironically, most people did not have a problem with Death swearing. Even the hardcore fans made an exception, because it's Ian McDowell hamming it up.
Wait, how many episodes was Season 1? My memory is flawed?
Four episodes. Though really, the first season is a pilot movie split into four episodes when you stop and think about it for less than a minute.
So this is why I assumed Season 2 was still Season 1, thanks.
I don't really like them in neither Dracula's Curse nor Vampire's Kiss to be honest.
I don't know why it isn't talked that much, it even made very poor sales when it released. I've read 40,000 units sold at the time. I don't know how much of this is true but I remember tons of factory-sealed Castlevania: Bloodlines popping on eBay in early 2000s
A lot more people started giving praise to Bloodlines around the mid to late 2010s. It's actually my favorite of the classic Castlevania games, and I consider it the best. Yes, better than SCIV and Rondo. I have this game on the Genesis Mini, Castlevania Collection (Switch [Physical) and PS4), and on my RG35XXH with a modded rom too.
Really the only problem with bloodlines is the limited continues, a first for the series i believe, otherwise i agree, of classicvania it's one of the best (i still prefer rondo though).
If you input the cheat codes for extra lives, or playing the japanese version (which you can play in the collection or Genesis Mini), it's no longer an issue. The save states put a kiei bosch on that now.
