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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => Fan Stuff => Topic started by: Pesmerga on October 28, 2011, 03:23:28 PM
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I remember shortly after Lament's release, someone made a small homebrew 2D game starring Pumpkin. I had downloaded it back then, and thought I'd fire it up again for kicks what with Halloween just around the corner, but I can't seem to locate it on my pc, nor remember the name of it. One of the most identifiable things about it was that the BGM was a remix of Aqua's "Halloween" song.
Is there anyone who can point me in the direction of the game?
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I don't know that game but you can try looking here (http://castlevaniafan.wikia.com/wiki/Fan_Games)
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I know what game you're talking about but I don't know what it's called. I remember reading about it. I keep wanting to say Pumpkin's Revenge, but nothing comes up in Google. (There IS a Pumpkin's Revenge but it's not the Pumpkin's Revenge you are looking for...) Also not finding anything on YouTube. Dunno what to say.
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Isn't that one of Thernz'sgames? Like Iga Struts?
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well without even a partial name I found everything but the one you want lol
like a japanese fan game from 1999 not even Pumpkin in it and another one apparently abandoned called somethin' like Dimondsoft Castlevania.
I'll keep looking later if someone else doesn't find it first
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Dimondsoft spelled like that? That's Uzo's expertise, I believe.
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and another one apparently abandoned called somethin' like Dimondsoft Castlevania
It's a working title, in other words, a title used because we had not come up with an official title yet. We have now, but we're not ready to show all the new original content yet so the new title hasn't been released yet.
It looks like we've abandoned things but we're still working at it. New updates are closer than you may think. Things are slow because I am not easily satisfied with the project, and find myself going back and reconstructing parts of the game to meet my standards.
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It looks like we've abandoned things but we're still working at it. New updates are closer than you may think. Things are slow because I am not easily satisfied with the project, and find myself going back and reconstructing parts of the game to meet my standards.
You're a perfectionist from the sounds of it. I'm like that with my projects too.