Thomas Ennis
Well-Known Member
When I was growing up, these were among my favorite games. The first Castlevania was extremely hard, but we played non-stop. I remember the tension in the air when I approached a boss, and the bitter anger when the boss killed me. My only problem with the game was when you got hit, you went flying backwards, often to your death in a pit.
Simon's Quest was the game that sold me on RPGs. Adventuring through the forest, collecting hearts, gaining experience, and searching for new items made this game for me. It was so cool traveling from town to town. The switching from night to day sometimes got annoying, but I rank Simon's Quest as one of the best Nintendo games of all time.
Castlevania 3 took difficulty to a new level. I only beat the game once, and it was by the skin of my teeth. Before I played this one, I thought the first one was hard, but boy was I wrong. Changing characters was a nice new touch and being able to select your own path made it unique among it's kind.
How many people here played these games? What did you think of them?
Simon's Quest was the game that sold me on RPGs. Adventuring through the forest, collecting hearts, gaining experience, and searching for new items made this game for me. It was so cool traveling from town to town. The switching from night to day sometimes got annoying, but I rank Simon's Quest as one of the best Nintendo games of all time.
Castlevania 3 took difficulty to a new level. I only beat the game once, and it was by the skin of my teeth. Before I played this one, I thought the first one was hard, but boy was I wrong. Changing characters was a nice new touch and being able to select your own path made it unique among it's kind.
How many people here played these games? What did you think of them?