Topic: Kid friendly Castlevanias?

[Pemburu Vampir]

Don't introduce her to video game at such a young age. It might make her a slave to video games.

[Ahasverus]

Don't introduce her to video game at such a young age. It might make her a slave to video games.

Bullshit.

[VladCT]

In all honesty though, I think it all comes down to how you introduce her to it. Do it wrong and she might either be a gaming addict like Pemburu said or hate it for various reasons like Ratty said. Do it right, however, and she might come to love gaming without being addicted to it.

[Pemburu Vampir]

Bullshit.

In all honesty though, I think it all comes down to how you introduce her to it. Do it wrong and she might either be a gaming addict like Pemburu said or hate it for various reasons like Ratty said. Do it right, however, and she might come to love gaming without being addicted to it.

[Starman DX]

Well although most people are suggesting the older games, why not start her with whatever's new in 5 or 6 years? Unless its still as violent as LoS I mean. I'm sure most of us started playing any game that was new at the time, then out of curiosity saught out the older games.

I know that not everyone is the same, but was young I started with a Sega Genesis which was still new at the time, and I grew to love games pretty naturally. Even though I grew up with modern consoles, I still went back to play the classics to better understand the franchises I loved.

Perhaps it will be the same for your daughter, just wait and see as she gets older.

[DrLight66]

There's a Castlevania clone on the NES called "8 Eyes" that isn't scary, but it's really not any good either though it does have a 2-player co-op mode where one player controls the hero's pet hawk.