Retro Rewind: Games That Were Better In 2-D

June 08, 2009 | By: Robert Workman

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Clearly, some games should have never left the second dimension.

Castlevania in 2-D: It's a killer

Many gamers would agree that the best Castlevania adventures are the 2-D ones. Controlling members of the Belmont clan and their friends in traditional side-scrolling action just feels right. It doesn't matter if it's the original NES trilogy, the Game Boy Advance/Nintendo DS games or the epic Symphony of the Night. You can't go wrong with these demon slayers.

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fistofury7 at 1:21 pm on June 11th 2009

the new castlevania may turn out good this time since hideo kojima is working on it but after wathin the gameplay it looks like the story has nothin to do what so ever with the past games and dracula doesnt even seem to be in it unless they didnt show him but then again it is kojima

kfreezespot at 6:27 pm on June 9th 2009

hey, that comment about the so-called "boring" exploration levels in SA1 and SA2 kinda hurt. those levels were my favorite in the game, and i got all A ranks on them! Robert Workman just needs to SHUT UP!