Castlevania: Circle Of The Moon for Game Boy Advance (GBA)
- ESRB Rating: T - (Teen)
- Publisher: Konami
- Genre: Action Adventure
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My eyes hurt, but I want to go on!
The Castlevania series of video games has achieved great fame and virtually all long-time gamers would not hesitate to call it a classic. The Game Boy Advance title follows the tried and true Castlevania recipe, and it comes out as one of the best games in the series to date.
Here are my...
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The Castlevania series lives on and keeps getting better...
I just picked up Castlevania: Circle of the Moon for Gameboy Advanced and have logged in 6 hours straight of playing this game. It truly takes advantage of the GBA platform including better sound (no more midi sounds like in previous GB versions) and much better graphics. Below are all the good and... Read full review »
Castlevania: CotM or Dracula's looking to get his butt kicked, again.
You know, if I were Dracula, I think that I would take up a new career. I mean, he's terrible at this taking over the world thing. At first, it was just the Belmonts, so you could be like, "Well, he just kinda goes dumb when a Belmont is around, like he has a crush on them". Then his son got in on... Read full review »
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Introduction:
There have been many Castlevania games in the past on systems such as Gameboy, Nintendo, Super Nintendo, and so forth. I have played a bit on some of those systems, but for some reason didn't seem fun to me. After playing this Castlevania for the Gameboy Advance, it was too hard...
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Excellent action game, lacking in depth, story.
To start with, Castlevania: Circle of the Moon will have you hunching over your GBA for hours on end. Between leveling, searching for equipment and DSS cards, and of course, progressing through the game, it will have you hooked. Story is a bit weak as there are really only 5 characters to deal... Read full review »
The best GBA launch game? or not?
When I bought my GBA, I had a pretty good choice of games. Their's Mario Advance, but I already had Mario 2 and they're the same thing. F-Zero is a classic but it just wasn't what I wanted. Castlevania: Circle of the Moon, I had heard, was a great game and had several RPG elements. I bought... Read full review »
One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach...
Finally, 2D Castlevania returns to Nintendo, and what a magnificent return it is. In a somewhat-sequel to Symphony of the Night for the Playstation, you once again take on the role of a whip wielding vampire hunter out to destroy Dracula.
First of all, I have to get this out of the...
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When Konami comes along... you must WHIP it!!! Whip it good!!!
When I heard that Konami was bringing Castlevania to the GBA, I immediately cringed. "What's he smokin?" You ask.
Well, if you've played the sadly disappointing and horribly executed installments on the N64, then you'll
understand what I mean.
After cringing, I jumped online to read...
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Best GBA Launch Title!
The return of Konami's classic 2D franchise is comparable to the Playstation Castlevania game "Symphony of the Night". It has very responsive controls which allow for quick paced gameplay. The game is unbelievable and is the best game for those who miss the days of 2D gaming. Seeing the Gameboy... Read full review »
Finally, Castlevania rises from the ashes
It has been 4 years since the last Castlevania release that was worth playing. Castlevania Symphony of the Night was one of the best Playstation games, and is one of the best Castlevania games overall. Ignore the 3-d releases on other systems, that was the Castlevania to get. Now the newest... Read full review »
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Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Gamers have been enjoying Castlevania's eerie storylines since 1987, and the latest version of Castlevania for Game Boy Advance is one of the very best in the series. Powered by Game Boy Advance's 32-bit color graphics, Circle of the Moon looks great and sounds even better. The haunting music tracks and awesome sound effects are some of the greatest audio treats we've ever heard on a portable system. Turn down the sound on this one and you'll be losing a great deal of the gloomy atmosphere which is crucial to the Castlevania experience. Circle of the Moon relies heavily on the platform-jumping skeleton- whipping formula which led to Castlevania's initial success, but Konami has created some new gameplay elements which add to its depth. Instead of simply working your way from point A to point B in Dracula's castle, you can choose your own route through branching passageways and corridors. The gameplay is mostly linear, but you'll definitely make a few wrong turns before figuring out where you're supposed to go next.
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