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https://fantasyanime.com/valhalla/castlevaniasotn/castlevsotn_secrets.htm
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Since you beat the game, this is worth a look.

RonMegaWentEvil posted...

My favorite boss is Beelzebub, because he's so disturbing.

He got a significant buff in difficulty in the Chapter 9 DLC in Castlevania: Harmony of Despair with new attacks.

My personal favorite Castlevania is Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse. I like all the branching paths you can take as well as having different partners.

Of the 3D Castlevanias I have played, I enjoyed Castlevania: Curse of Darkness

Rondo of Blood (the original) is that good. One of the best of the classic style Vanias.

Dawn of Sorrow was solid. Some of the touch screen stuff with the later Magic Seals got ridiculous. Julius Mode is great.

Portrait of Ruin is good stuff except for the recycled paintings you go through later on in the game. The other playable characters after the main game is completed give it some good replay value. Also loved that both Michiru Yamane and Yuzo Koshiro worked on the soundtrack together.

Order of Ecclesia was, to me, the last good Metroidvania in the series IMO. The way the maps were structured was pretty good and you didn't really have to backtrack too much. Not saying it's a bad thing, I like backtracking when it's done right which the rest of the games of this style does a good job with.The difficulty in it was really good. It reminded me of the same difficulty as the linear style gameplay of the older Castlevanias that was sorely missing since Symphony of the Night. They especially did a good job with the Boss fights cause you actually have to learn how to take them down instead of brute forcing them.
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