/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5568002
I generally mean with the stairs/anywhere near the stairs, and some ledge jumps (occasionally it feels like the jump input doesn't get read). It don't experience this as much with any other Castlevania game.

>>5567918
It seems like the idea behind the pale monster at the end was unclear among the staff, hence why Akamatsu had to clarify it with his coworker. It's possible that the first game to make this mistake was as early as the Sharp version, and definitely by Rondo.

That reminds me, I heard something about the second phase of Bloodlines' final battle not featuring Dracula either. Has anyone heard anything about a separate wizard character in any Japanese stuff for that game? I'm curious just how many times the player has truly battled Dracula or fought someone else.

Good old classic Simon is the best. He was a diligent dude and a religious Conan the Barbarian who always persevered and triumphed even when facing the heaviest and longest-lasting burdens among the Belmont lineage. He had his act together too; he never got possessed, had his son possessed, etc.