CASTLEVANIA JUDGMENT PORTABLE

CASTLEVANIA JUDGMENT PORTABLE

Come to think of it, the game’s only representative from a portable-only Castlevania is Shanoa from Order of Ecclasia, which is weird considering the fact that the portable market has been the home of some of the most popular Castlevania games. Strangely, the only Castlevania time period not represented here is Soma Cruz’s “future-vania” era. Was I right in keeping my faith in IGA above, or does Castlevania Judgment bite the big one? Hit the jump for the answer.įor those who missed the memo, Castlevania Judgment is a 3D fighting game that features an all-star cast of characters, musical tracks, enemies, weapons, and environments from a variety of past Castlevania games. I just couldn’t believe that he would permit any game that carries the Castlevania name to completely suck. But more than that, I bought Castlevania Judgment because I love Castlevania, and I know that the current producer of the series, IGA, loves Castlevania too. So if the game is so bad, then why did I sign up for this review? Well, part of it has to do with the fact that the final build of the game is compatible with the GameCube or Classic Controllers, so it’s got to play better than it did at E3. If that doesn’t make you squirm in your seats, I don’t know what will. The controls were ridiculously imprecise, the graphics were ugly, and the gameplay consisted of nothing more than pure waggle. Playing is believing, after all, and playing Castlevania Judgment was about as fun as toothache. Then, when I was lucky enough to play the game at E3 08, I was sure it was going to suck. When I first got word that Konami was working on a Castlevania fighting game for the Wii, I was pretty sure it was going to suck.

Castlevania judgment