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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: crisis on May 10, 2010, 01:57:32 PM
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I know you've all had 1 at one point.
Here's my wildass dream. I was in Atlantic City with several of my friends having a good time. I decided I'd venture off on my own until I came upon a spot that sold TONS of video games (extremely out of place for a casino) so I frantically look around for anything special. Many of the stuff were games I was familiar with, while others I've never fathomed to even exist (bizarre Rockman titles, Sega Saturn games(?), alternate versions of pre-existing titles, etc.) I remember seeing several CV games behind the glass, most of which I already own, but there was an item that was in a large box made to look like the US SotN cover, but it contained a giant model or figure of some sort (can't really remember who or what it was, but I'm leaning towards Simon holding a lantern or Holy Water?). I asked the guy behind the counter "wtf is that" & he removed it from the case. I bought it, along with other CV stuff & a weird extended edition of Street Fighter Third Strike that cost me $30 (yes, the games even had price tags). I even remember saying to myself "this better not be a dream" b/c I was SO happy to have purchased these rare things that were relatively cheap for some reason. Sure enough I wake up, & it's all gone :'(
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My dreams involving Castlevania are all about playing castlevania titles that "DON'T" exist on earth...and it's a real shame too cause the stuff I play is so hardcore castlevania 'ish that it puts all of IGA's games to shame. One game I remember playing had Richter Belmont. Though I don't remember much I do recall that when I pressed the attack button, the animation of the vampirekiller and the motion of Richter's movments we're so smooth and colorful it just blew my mind. Another dream involving a CV game was with Simon in his SCV4 outfit and he was plateform-jumping up a set of crumbling blocks. It was all so real-looking even though it was a game. I can't even begin to tell you how impressive the 2.5D was but it put DXC to shame. Dammit! I wanna share those games with you guys cause they were so cool!!
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Well.... Back before I owned Rondo, and practically drooled over the thought of actually owning it, I had this dream where I finally got it. Of course it was nothing like the real Rondo, the box itself had tons of artwork and some sort of foldout cover that explained the backstory. I never got to play it in the dream, though, I think I woke up too quick.
Also I had a dream once where I fought a Minotaur in this mossy-like dungeon. Wasn't a pure CV dream, though, it was actually a weird combination of Castlevania and Final Fantasy VI.... Weird combination, I know. :-\
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I had not so much a dream, but a nightmare in that I was one of the soulds sucked into Legion, but managed to break free, but was slowly being drawn back into the main body again.
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Once I had a dream that was playing a Castlevania with a strange 3D graphics, the character was Richter Belmont and the gameplay was great he used his whip with a whip mixture of Lament of Innocence I still did not know right, Rondo of Blood and Super Castlevania 4.
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I had this dream where Trevor Belmont was fighting Nazis. He was acting kinda Power Ranger-ish as well. Probably would have made for an atrocious movie.
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I had this dream where Trevor Belmont was fighting Nazis. He was acting kinda Power Ranger-ish as well. Probably would have made for an atrocious movie.
Oh shit... you might have just had a psychic premonition about the upcoming live action movie...
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Oh shit... you might have just had a psychic premonition about the upcoming live action movie...
ugh, don't say that. We already have fist of the north star to mock manly japanese men, and Double Dragon as a videogame adaptation. Don't jinx it! =P
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I'm pretty sure the whole thing was jinxed the second Paul Anderson laid his grubby mitts on it.
I mean, I hate to perpetuate the stereotype, but it's a video game movie. There's zero chance it will be good. Even Silent Hill, which came close to being good, had its shitty shit moments - namely, any time the script was spoken aloud.