Super Castlevania IV (SNES) - All Bosses 

Here I do have to discern, since for me, Simon's gameplay is very rigid and the jumps do not always go as calculated. That takes away a bit of the emotion of playing it. 😔😔😔

Its absolutely the best!

I think that title goes to Symphony of the Night for me. It's expansive and tight gameplay mechanics, excellent score, the many secrets it has, and even the "so bad its good" voice acting (yeah, it's not good, but my god is it a product of its time) make it stand out for me. There seems to always be something new someone found in the game even now.

@@GeekGameCulture I like that game as well

Castlevania game series has too epic songs. In addition to Simon Belmont's Theme, there are Bloody Tears, Vampire Killer and Bloodlines. They are incredible!!!!! 🎵🎵🎵🦇🦇🦇🎵🎵🎵

Yep but He's not Simon Belmont, he's Trevor.

In almost all of his appearances in the Castlevania games, he always has a second transformation. Maybe they thought that making his face change to that of a robot would count as a second transformation. 🤔🤔🤔

I loved the flexibility with which you can handle the Vampire Killer in this game. 🤩🤩🤩

Seeing the extra lives count on this game and the super contra 3 video makes me belief you’re quite the video game master. Good job making these videos.

@@cherokeefit4248 Thanks!!! But I don't think it's that good, since I have to go through them many times to be able to record the videos well. 😁😁😁😁

Muchisimas gracias por tu apoyo!!!! 😁😁😁

One thinks that it will be very easy to pass but no! It's super difficult 😖😖😖

Has many styles 😉😉😉

There is really something strange about him since in his transformation his face changes and to be a kind of robot. I assume that he was never really the real one or one of his reincarnations 🤔🤔🤔

@@crazyghost5357 The "mask" is just him looking like a ghoul instead of a human. Earlier Castlevania lore actually had a weird quirk to it: the monstrous final phases weren't Dracula himself. According to the Japanese manuals they were incarnations of the "Curse of Man"/"Evil God" who killed Dracula for his failures before being beaten down by the Belmonts. They stopped using this plot point around Symphony of the Night

He was by far the easiest Drac of the series.

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