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@Eurvos Morgenbrise
Nice!

Would love to see a Collection of the DS Castlevania games, though they’d have to rework them to work on single screen TVs, and do something about the touch controls for some spells, and such.

“Portrait of Ruin” is still one of my favorite CV games.

Apparently it’s coming back.

And I just realized there’s been nothing new about Nocturne.

I just realized none of us talked about the final season

@Mugen Kagemaru  
Wish they didn’t shut it down, or at least rerelease it for consoles. (Including Switch.)

Anon: Grimoire Of Souls.
 
Konami: What’s that? It sounds unpopular. We’d never publish an unpopular game. No sir.

@northern haste  
Rondo of Blood is pretty good, and one of my favorite Castlevanias.
 
So I was familiar with Richter Belmont even before he appeared in SSBU.

@Beau Skunky  
Turns out the change in dialogue happened in PSP version.  
I’m still debating myself if I should get the app one or spend the extra money for a PS4 version and get rondo of blood as well

@Beau Skunky
 
I’ve binged the season the day it came out, but didn’t comment on here.

So “Castlevania: Symphony of the Night” arguably one of the nost popular Castlevania games, and the one that perfected the Metroidvania genre is now available officially from Konami on Mobile for just $3.  
(No microtransactions, no ads, just 3 bucks, plus sales tax.)
 
I bought it for my phone, and regardless what some may say online, the controls still work fine on a touchscreen, but might take some getting used too. (Though it is controller compatible if you prefer.) It also has Google Play achievements, improved menus, multiple language options.  
(Be sure to put it on “english” if you wish to hear the dialogue, because if you leave it on “default” there’s no voices)
 
Best of all, Richter mode, and Maria mode are available from the start.
 
I’d say it’s worth the 3 bucks, though my only gripe is it uses the less-corny voices/dialogue from the updated PS4 version unfortunately.  
While not a big deal, that means instead of hearing the classic meme-tastic, corny, engrish line, “Die, monster! You don’t belong in this world!” you get instead, “Dracula. Die now, and leave this world. You’ll never belong here!”  
I know that might be a bit niypicky, but I prefer the old cheesier dialogue. Oh well, some might prefer the new dialogue.  
Regardless, can’t complain as it’s nice to be able to carry the game everywhere for only $3.
 
@Dirty Bit  
I’m kinda behind on it, I’ll have to catch up later.

@Beau Skunky
 
I’m just glad the show is still great. I’m already halfway finished with the 3rd season

@Dirty Bit  
It’s funny they took a beloved, classic, 8-bit game character, and turned him into a Boozehound. Though, it kinda makes sense, because even the NES Castlevania 3’s intro states the Belmonts fell out of grace & favor of the people, because they feared their “power.” So it even implies Trevor Belmont was kinda in a bad place before going to fight Dracula, and meeting his allies.

The first episode of Season 3 was great and the scene with Trevor and his beer was hilarious

@northern haste  
wat

So Netflix’s / nickelodeon’s new show glitch techs has an episode that is a parody of symphony of the night  
 

I hope they bring in Grant Denasty into the Netflix series too.

@Selaphiel  
The Netflix series

@northern haste  
Season 3 of what?

@Selaphiel  
Season 3

@northern haste  

 
What’s coming?

@northern haste
 
Cool

March 5

@Marx  
You mean WiiU? That was a great GBA game, though one you hardly see people discuss.
 
@Marx  

 
That’s another great one. Wish Konami would rerelease the GBA/DS games in a collection.
 
“Portrait of Ruin” is probably my favorite of the GBA/DS era,

@Cyborg_pony  
I’ve played Circle of the Moon on Switch  
but the other Bloodstained game looks good