Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin
Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Dec 05, 2006
The second Castlevania entry for the Nintendo DS, extending the story of the 20th century heirs to the Vampire Killer whip (the Morris family).
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The Formula is wearing thin 0
Castlevania’s 2nd installment on the DS implements yet another gimmick attempting to rejuvenate the formula: players can swap between two new heroes named Jonathan and Charlotte. Unfortunately neither character possesses unique abilities of the sort seen in Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse. Jonathan’s your typical Belmont wannabe and Charlotte’s your typical spell-casting magical schoolgirl. Usually you control one or the other though they can called upon to perform special moves and t...
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Castlevania continues strong on the DS. 0
Castlevania Portrait of Ruin is the second iteration of the Castlevania series on the Nintendo DS, the first one, Dawn of Sorrow, released in late 2005, was a success, at least critically the game was highly acclaimed. This sequel, released a little more than a year later at the end of 2006, follows primarily the formula and style found in Dawn of Sorrow, with more than needed new stuff to keep it interesting and fresh. The major change here seems to be the addition of a new character to play s...
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