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I do not think so, it feels a little better than the Dacula X chronicals on the PSP, it's not as defined as LoS but I don't feel it is lagged, all 2.5d games can sometimes be 'soft' per say.
The quality of any game is directly proportional to how large it is.I gave up on this game being good when I saw it was only 4.1GB.
The quality of any game is directly proportional to how large it is.
Let me expand my thought - the 35th installment of a worldwide franchise, worked on for over three years, should have enough content to fill up more than half a dvd. This isn't some shitty PSN title put together by an indie studio.The quality of any game is directly proportional to how large it is.
Ya ok....The size discrepancy is the difference between prerendered cutscenes in LoS1 and in game cutscenes in LoS2. If you took out all of the movie files, LoS1 was about 6 gigs as well.
Xadion, I disagree. Disjointed, sure. There is however a very easy to follow timeline and cast of characters from CV1 all the way through Order of Ecclesia. I understand fully that this is supposed to be a reboot (albeit a 3 game reboot), but turning Ralphy B. (Trevor) into Alucard is a god damn tragic shit show.
Aside from the story issues, Mercury Steam completely misses the mark on other iconic Castlevania features. Namely the fucking Castle of all things, as well as the music (I could go on for days about how fucked the soundtracks are).
I am a Castlevania purist. I very distinctly remember my parents taking my 5 year old self to the store to pick out a new game and being enthralled by the CV1 cover and choosing it over everything else. I was hooked. To this day I still pick up Castlevania shit whenever I can and in fact tracked down a Vampire Killer Arcade machine I am considering picking up. That said, these games are NOT Castlevania, they are reskinned mediocre at best God of War clones with vampires thrown in for fun.
Yeah, even with the expanded explanation its still a stupid argument.Let me expand my thought - the 35th installment of a worldwide franchise, worked on for over three years, should have enough content to fill up more than half a dvd. This isn't some shitty PSN title put together by an indie studio.