Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow is considered one of the main series Castlevania games, and it was the last one to release for the Game Boy Advance. It sees players step into the role of Soma Cruz, a ...

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Castlevania has been around since 1986, and it somehow nails that spooky vibe while keeping the action fast and fun. You’re dodging flying Medusa heads and facing off against Death itself, definitely ...

The granddaddy of the franchise has to be recognized. Later entries would greatly improve on the original, but the first Castlevania was still a massive hit on release and is more than playable today.

One of the most beloved Castlevania games, Rondo of Blood, has received an amazing adaptation, and this Blu-ray release does not disappoint. In any case, Nocturne ups the ante in terms of the action ...

Castlevania has a convoluted timeline with 15 mainline games, excluding reboots and remakes. The series started with Leon ...

One of the best Castlevania games of all time is officially 22 years old. No, I'm not talking about Symphony of the Night, though this one deserves just as much praise, with some considering it to be ...

In the Castlevania universe, Dracula is killed by a Belmont clan member named Julius Belmont in 1999. The game killed off Dracula permanently by separating him from the Chaos force, ensuring that he ...

Matthew Mendisana is a journalist and writer with a passion for storytelling and a love for games and movies. That love carried him through college, while not letting his Autistic Spectrum hold him ...

Ian York is a lifelong lover of movies, books, and all forms of storytelling. This passion led him to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a concentration in writing. A few of his favorite ...