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TurboGrafx on Wii U Needs to Happen

It's no secret that Wii had tons of awesome TurboGrafx titles yet none are available for Wii U. Sure, you can download a few in Japan but we're not as lucky in the west.

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FallenAngel19843125d ago

More important than that, downloadable GBA and DS games need to be playable on 3DS.

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bradleejones3125d ago

I was just looking at buying a TG16. Boy have they gone up in price. I would love to see some of the better games on wiiu.

jcnba283125d ago

Imagine if Nintendo released an online store that has every single game from their past instead of trickling out 2 games a week. Some day maybe..

stragomccloud3124d ago

Right???!!!! And none of that crappy SNES Castlevania X.

Smokingunz3124d ago

Thats why u should all keep your wii to play these games

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25 Years Later: ‘Castlevania: Rondo of Blood’ is an Understated Innovation

Castlevania: Rondo of Blood strikes a balance between adhering to Castlevania’s traditional linearity and introducing quiet innovations.

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Tross1644d ago

This game is certainly one of my favourites and highly recommended to those who have the means to play it.

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Castlevania: Rondo of Blood Ensured there Would be New Ground to Break

As far as classic Castlevania goes, Rondo of Blood is the apex of what can be done with the franchise. Every facet of its design contributes to crafting one of the tightest action-platformers in the genre. Castlevania: Rondo of Blood serves as a natural evolution of the series’ core concepts. In emphasizing Castlevania’s overarching narrative, adding branching paths to stages, and opting for a more dynamic color palette when compared to its contemporaries, Rondo of Blood not only fine-tuned the Castlevania experience, it laid the groundwork for the direction the series would take following Symphony of the Night’s release.

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AnnaDea1644d ago

I will always cherish Super Castlevania 4 as the series pinnacle. The audiovisual experience is not surpassed of yet.

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Castlevania: Rondo of Blood – The Rarest Vampire Hunter

By the early ’90s, the Castlevania series had established itself as one of the big-name platformer franchises like Mega Man, Mario, or Alex Kidd. Despite starting on Nintendo’s Famicom Disk System, the franchise made its way onto the Game Boy, arcades, and Sega Genesis as well.

If there’s one Castlevania title that’s become a bit of a cult hit, it is Rondo of Blood, mostly due to the fact it wasn’t available outside of Japan till well over a decade later. Castlevania: Rondo of Blood is the last of the classic Castlevania titles before the series found its new niche in the action RPG genre ala Symphony of the Night, and it’s also one of the best classic Castlevania games.

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