The long rumoured Castlevania Advance Collection has been revealed, bringing four classic Castlevania games to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC. It's out today and costs $19.99. The ...

Update (6/27/21) - As reported by Gematsu, The Castlevania Advance Collection has now also been rated for PC by the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea. Original story follows. The ...

As the name of the collection suggests, the Castlevania Advance Collection will consist of Castlevania games that were released for the Game Boy Advance. That means that Castlevania: Circle of the ...

One notable difference in the ESRB’s description compared to other listings is that the Castlevania Advance Collection is said to include four games, not three as people assumed based off info from ...

There’s no better place to dump old games than on Nintendo’s Switch handheld console and Konami is taking the opportunity to unleash its latest Castlevania anthology on the system. During today’s ...

I adore Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. It defined the Metroidvania genre, and no other Castlevania game has ever topped its enormous scope. And yet, when people ask me for my favorite game in the ...

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, a compilation of the Konami franchise’s three Game Boy Advance releases and SNES’ Castlevania: Dracula X Graham Russell, editor-at-large, has been writing about games for various sites and ...

There's been a lot of affinity for the Castlevania franchise over the past three decades. Part of it comes from the series' ability to reinvent itself on more than one occasion. While some have a ...

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