The idea of using a whip to defeat undead demons, vicious skeletons and bloodthirsty vampires never gets old. While the Castlevania franchise has been around in some way, shape or form since 1987, by ...

A straight port of Castlevania (NES) for the SNES. The game works the same, but with additional support for MSU1 enhancement for audio and the inclusion of the Easy Mode from the Family Computer ...

As for the games in question, they need little introduction. Anyone who is a gaming enthusiast — interested in NES, SNES, and Game Boy games — will be very familiar with the Castlevania series. For ...

It’s been 40 years since the very first Castlevania game was released on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Players have been whipping monsters and battling the infamous vampire Dracula over the years ...

The moment he picked up his first SNES controller, he knew gaming was going to be a lifelong passion. From adventures with Link to repelling the Covenant with Master Chief to even climbing ever-higher ...

The granddaddy of the franchise has to be recognized. Later entries would greatly improve on the original, but the first Castlevania was still a massive hit on release and is more than playable today.

Tuesday's Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase saw several games suddenly release today, some of which few people even knew existed. Among them was a new Castlevania collection from the team at Konami.

A port of the ROM hack Castlevania II English Retranslation (+Map) (NES) for the SNES. It has all of the improvements that the original mod added to the game, plus additional ones like MSU1 support, ...