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Welcome to the official subreddit for the video game franchise and Netflix Original TV Series. Information New to Castlevania? Castlevania is a series of gothic fantasy action-adventure video games created and developed by Konami, centered on the Belmont family, a clan of vampire hunters, and their fight with Dracula.

The TV Series is an adult animated Netflix Original Series based on the 1989 game Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse. The series follows Trevor Belmont, who defends the nation of Wallachia from Dracula and his minions. More information on Castlevania can be found on the Rules • Please follow the • Keep all posts relevant to the franchise. • Make sure to flair your posts appropriately.

• Don't include spoilers in your post title. • Mark all spoilers with the SPOILER tag. • No NSFW content is allowed. • Do not advertise or spam. PS1 version is OG version. Japanese release is much superior and can easily be found translated to english online.

Saturn version features extra content but is a disgraceful piece of shit. PSP version has the extra content of the ps1 japanese version but is so glitchy that the game might just freeze forever (you'll have to delete the save file) and has the stupidest border around the screen that you can't turn off.

360 and PS3 versions are perfectly fine re releases of the AMERICAN ps1 version. 360 one used to miss stuff but they patched it. Tho I gotta say, the exclusion of the song 'I am the wind' from the credits sequence was really fucking lame. Now it just plays a generic castle theme that is boring. So in case you're still thinking about it, obviously don't play the PSP version, I have no clue why people would suggest that.

Download a translated to english iso of the japanese ps1 game and play it on an emulator. I heard good things about epsxe but for me it worked like shit. You're gonna have to try multiple emulators I guess (I heard of one that runs 100% like a ps1 and is super accurate but google is gonna have to be your friend for this.) Also you could just get a ps1 • • • •.

Yes, but there's three versions you can emulate: PS1, PSP, and Saturn. They all have pros and cons.

PS1 has the iconic original english voice acting, while the PSP version has a new dub replacing it and an improved script which is decent, but nowhere near as funny. The PSP version has some other improvements though, such as almost instant loading, a new boss fight with Maria, Maria is playable, and you can choose between the Japanese dub or English dub. There's a couple of new relatively minor bugs though (A positive one is that if you're quick enough you can backdash out of the room with death where he steals your stuff, and just keep your OP equipment. A negative one is that if you get hit while transforming, the game will full on crash.) The Saturn version is elusive and has extra content in no other versions, but other than that it's a porting disaster, with poor performance and other issues. And it's Japanese only.

Only recommended if you've played Symphony multiple times and want to see more content. I'd say, look up a youtube video with all of the cutscenes from the PS1 version and then play the PSP version, because the hilarious voice acting is pretty much the main thing that the PS1 version has over the PSP version.