Vampire Killer (MSX) All Bosses (No Damage) 

This game gives the impression to be easier than the Famicon counterpart. @Shadowserg, am I correct?

The mummies are way easier on this version

Darn those humanbeings and their evil mind!

Richter: Tribute? You steal men's souls and make them your slaves!

He's like a freakin rib flasher. Weirdo.

Maybe it's his bones

phase 3 on Castlevania 3 Dracula fights similar.

@@hdofu youre right, play similar too

@@hdofu Yes, his Pazuzu form

@@hdofu Phase two of Dracula on Haunted Castle is even more similar

You know I'll fight is badass when you can beat him without getting hit and still make it seem like the fight is tough as nails.

In the NES version the fireballs aren't that much of a problem because they can be destroyed/blocked by the whip and subweapons .

It's in the first level as you climb the staircase

@@youisiaint Yes

It actually came from CV1 (Famicom /first .

@@nesking3115 oh.

Maybe this was one of those times when he didn't resurrect by himself (he does naturally every one hundred years) but by other means. He usually is weaker (or that they say...) when other people does it for him. Oh, well, after 1999 he doesn't have that problem anymore XD

Well yes

Simon Belmont, not beltmont

It's Igor the hunchback

@@leketeke10 lol 😹😹😹

Or was it Fritz? Kidding, it's Igor. Now, it's prnounced EYE-gor.

@@SpinDONGURI Werewolf? "There....wolf."

"Suit youself, I'm easy."

I have one but it's the original "penetrate the enemy's Outer Heaven" version. I recommend you search for the Metal Gear pc Collection wich has a good translation of the original Metal Gear, MGS 1 and 2.

It protects you from projectiles

@@TheTrueBro Zelda II like I imagine.

Just as in Simon's Quest. I get the feeling that this game borrowed a lot from this one, things like the shield (Dracula's rib) and the hearts being currency/having to purchase items from vendors rather than finding them.

levels have chests and power ups like a shield and other stuff its more like a reboot before it was cool

Also, Dracula has a different final phase.

This game is more of a port of the original Castlevania with a few differences!

No, it have the same bosses as the nes version, same soundtrack but with a different soundchip etc

@@leketeke10 I was wondering about that. Maybe I’m thinking of a different game

Dude, this game is a port of the original Castlevania game for the FDS and NES!

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Eric Heck It was made by the guys who made Castlevania, genius. Just looks and sounds different because of different hardware.

Konami really needs to sue these clowns!

No? This actually came a year before Castlevania on the NES was released. This is the original Castlevania in Japan

Dude, this game is a port of the original FDS and NES version for the MSX!

No

The painting looks really good for an 8 bit game

It's lame only if you are ten yro kid that hates old games bcuz they are old.

@@frozennoodles1728 It does at that, for 8-bit graphics.

It's castlevania before it was castlevania eventually I think they renamed it to castlevania tho...

@@FabledMayham230 This is a port of the original Castlevania for the FDS and NES!

@@FabledMayham230 It has the same enemies & level designs as the original "Castlevania" game I played on the NES in the 1980s but I don't remember the game having the title "Vampire Killer". & the protagonist (was it Simon or other Belmont?) had no shield in the NES version.

Vampire Killer was released for the MSX computer in Japan shortly after Castlevania I release for the Famicom Disk System (the fds version is the one release in America for the NES).Both games had the same title Akumajo Dracula. So it is not a remake but a parallel version (like Ys IV for PC Engine and SNES), both games were developed around the same time . It would not be the last time Konami would produce two parallel versions of the same story. Until Igarashi retconned the Castlevania timeline Adventure and Dracula's curse told the same story: the battle between Dracula and Christopher Belmont as told in Castlevania I manual. According to japanese producers Trevor (Ralph in Japan) real name was Trevor Christopher Belmont/Trevor C. Belmont. Like Loto/Erdrick in Dragon Quest he was known in later generations by another name.

It’s a port!

@@ashkirby8896 ¿What is?

This game, it’s the MSX port of the original Castlevania!

@@ashkirby8896 Are you telling me this is castlevania with a different look and name?

@@sr.n7390 yes even the title screen says © Konami 1986 who also made Castlevania

I like the Dracula from nes better.