#Castlevania3 Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse - NES - ULTIMATE GUIDE - ALL Characters, ALL Stages!

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  @nils920 · 3 years ago

  Poor Grant Danasty. First his entire family was killed, then he was turned into a demon and placed as a boss in a skippable stage, then he got turned into a zombie-mummy in Castlevania Judgement and then finally he got next to completely forgotten or/and ignored in the Netflix series. This underappreciated Castlevania hero truly deserves a better fate!

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  @commodore0648 · 3 years ago

  Great advice for life -- if you find yourself falling, "you may be able to save yourself by turning yourself into a bat so keep that in mind"

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  @alpinebee · 3 years ago

  In 1992, I mailed (snail mail) Nintendo Power to ask for advice on how to beat Dracula. I remember they recommended the axe, but I ended up beating the game before I got their response! Oh, the old days…

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  @BloodyWinterwolf · 3 years ago

  Alucard is able to use holy sub-weapons because his mother is from a "holy bloodline" according to Koji Igarashi and in SotN there was supposed to be an alignment system in which Alucard became either good or evil depending on his use of sub-weapons(good) or evil(dark magic). Also Sypha is a female who disguised herself as a male in order to escape from hunted down and executed as a witch.  Nothing was mistranslated in English it was designed to keep the disguise going until the end.

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  @mklptrk · 3 years ago

  Shout out to Aunt Lynne who worked at Meijer for 25 years and bought this for me in 1990 for Christmas with her extreme discount. It was always one of the favorites of my small NES collection growing up. Now that I’m older I can see what an amazing achievement this game is - outstanding graphics and possibly the best OST of any NES release, not to mention the replay value with branching paths and party members. Unashamed to admit I’ve never finished it to this day, but that changes now with UCBVG’s episode. Hell yes!

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  @SoulBlazer08 · 3 years ago

  One of the best Castlevania games, and still holds up today.

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  @hanzokendo · 3 years ago

  Castlevania III was our favorite of the nes trilogy.  The art, style, and feel of that series really felt so dialed in with this release.

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  @catbug4307 · 1 year ago

  I love how Curse of Darkness retroactively ties in with the solo Trevor ending.  Shows that when CoD was made, the developers were pretty aware of what part of the setting they were going into, with the implication of the "person watching from shadows" was probably Isaac.

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  @Pixelclassroom07 · 3 years ago

  Still a classic to this day. It was quite the adventure for the Castlevania series and a great set up for the SNES with IV

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  @LocationBird · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cYeuvRZjAI&amp;t=2217">36:57</a> &apos;dracula, of course, was a load bearing boss&apos; lmao

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  @OscarMemo333 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cYeuvRZjAI&amp;t=8153">2:15:53</a> I still remember when I beated dracula with sypha with the fire powerup. one of the most exciting things I have ever done in my life.

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  @glenngriffon · 3 years ago

  Man, that warp glitch was crazy. How did anyone ever figure that out to put it in a magazine?<br><br>Also i appreciate the little magazine slips and stuff you put in the sides. Your channel is like a Nintendo Power Game Guide come to life and I love it.

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