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Yeah, these guys clearly don't know what they're talking about any time they bring up Rondo. Right off the bat, nobody recognizes Dogether originated as a stage boss in Rondo and they all seem to think its first appearance was a regular enemy in one of the DS games (a lot of the random endgame enemies in the Metroidvania series actually started as full-blown bosses in Rondo). Then they incorrectly state Cerberus was the first boss in Rondo, when Cerberus wasn't in Rondo at all, but it IS the first boss in Dracula X / Vampire's Kiss.Er, and now they're babbling about how the "PSP version" of Rondo is a lot easier than the "original version." But they're the exact same game with a graphical facelift. I'm pretty sure they're under the impression Rondo was released on the SNES (it wasn't) and the SNES version came out first (Rondo was released on the PC-Engine / TurboGrafx and the SNES version is more like a complete re-interpretation).
What's weird is I know saying "Dracula X" gets confusing because you could be referring to three different games depending on which console/region you're talking about (Akumajo Dracula X: Rondo of Blood, Castlevania: Dracula X, and Akumajo Dracula X: Nocturne in the Moonlight). But they're not using "Dracula X" interchangeably. They keep saying "Rondo of Blood", specifically, was an SNES game. Rondo was never used in any of the titles for any of the SNES games, ever. That's why they were really confusing me.
Hey, cut them some slack -- not everyone is that knowledgeable about Castlevania, and not everyone is a fan of the series.Ask the average gamer whether he knows the difference between Rondo of Blood and Dracula X, and you'll probably be met with a blank stare. Heck, most people don't know that either game exists.
Then they should stop referencing Rondo of Blood. If they reference that game but confuse it with Dracula X for the SNES, then yes, they ought to be corrected.Just because they may not be avid Castlevania fans that know every bit of knowledge about the game like any of us, does not give them a pass to not do their homework if they want to be taken seriously.