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Condition
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Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Release Year
2005
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Rating
M - Mature
Publisher
Konami
Genre
Action & Adventure
Game Name
Castlevania: Curse of Darkness
UPC
0083717201359

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Brave gamers shed new light on the mysterious legends of Dracula in Curse of Darkness, 2005's cross-console chapter in Konami's long-running, horror-themed action series, Castlevania. The 3D combat game's story is set soon after the events of the NES' Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, but instead of casting players as another stalwart adventurer from the heroic Belmont line, it puts them in the role of a supernaturally powerful warrior called Hector.<br><br>Before the vampire was destroyed in Dracula's Curse, Hector served Count Dracula as one of the undead king's trusted Devil Forgemasters. In the absence of the vampire lord from this world, however, Dracula's minions turned on one another. A Forgemaster called Issac believed that Hector was responsible Dracula's death, and he arranged the murder of Hector's lover in vengeance. Now, with no lord to command him and no love to temper his fury, Hector sets out to seek some vengeance of his own.<br><br>The powers of a Devil Forgemaster allow for the magical enhancement of "Innocent Devils" -- minion entities that serve their master by attacking his enemies, disarming traps, and helping to solving in-game puzzles. Hector can custom-develop his Innocent Devils with the powers and abilities that will serve him best, and these minions will offer crucial support to Hector's formidable fighting abilities. Curse of Darkness was developed by the same Konami studio that created 2003's Castlevania: Lament of Innocence.

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UPC
0083717201359
eBay Product ID (ePID)
44952251

Product Key Features

Rating
M - Mature
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Castlevania: Curse of Darkness

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2005
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Blood, Violence

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  • by nickie1778
    Oct 09, 2018Top favourable review

    Awesome!

    Have loved this game for years & was super excited to find it again. Game plays beautifully so far. No issues & arrived super quickly. Thanks so much!!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: preferredgamingandtrade

  • by zeoth
    Dec 21, 2005

    You versus an entire army of devils

    The game is the typical side scrolling fighting game where the goal is to defeat a boss and gain their special ability to help you in the following stages. As you fight the evil devils, you gain experience points which you will use to upgrade. The interesting twist is this time you are now a Forgemaster in which you are able to conjure up what they consider Innocent Devils to fight for you. Each Innocent Devil type has different characteristics which you you will find usefull in one way or another (healing vs fighting vs flying, etc). As with previous Castlevania titles, the graphics are ok. The fight engine is arcadic with limited controls needed to accomplish anything. The Good: 1) Beat them up... a lot 2) Puzzles 3) New twist on conjuring 4) Wow... cool bosses 5) Much better graphics ...

  • by Wn-3dSGpTzG@Deleted
    Sep 22, 2008

    Castlevania, it doesn't need an introduction, does it?

    Castlevania: Curse of Darkness is a great game for the PS2. Starting out as Hector, the devil forger, you slice and dice your way through beautiful scenery and wicked awesome monsters, all while listening to the stellar soundtrack so reminiscent of the trademark series. But the best part of the game in my opinion is the Innocent Devil system, a system that depending on the weapons you use as you fight will guide the IA to evolve into a vast array of species. And although I do enjoy this game. I get the feeling that I'm just playing Castlevania: Symphony of the Night all over again. With the non-Belmont main hero and getting to play the Belmont after conquering it. And there are times when the loading time is simply riduculous. So here's how I score it. Storyline:4/5 feels something ...

  • by AMcO_przTHe@Deleted
    Sep 03, 2006

    Castlevania: Curse of Darkness

    Bought this item because we are die hard fans of the Castlevania series of arcade games from way back (Ninetendo, Arcades, Playstation & PS2)! Long overdue release of an updated version for modern platforms! Wonderful 3-D gaming environments! New great improvements to the game playability! Easier to select option items during game play! Numerous possible scenarios! Role playing games provide hours of endless play options! The controller improvements are much better with layout and functionality! Although there is always room for new improvements and/or up-grades...hopefully there will be more! Overall this game is a good value buy! Unfortunately it has not been on the list of top sellers!?! Only a million plus have sold?!? Get a copy today...you'll not be disappointed! There ...

  • by N5l_MevmR9K@Deleted
    Mar 06, 2011

    A new version of Lament of Innocence?

    Overall this is a good game. Adequately dark intro, brooding, etc. The fact is that it is also a complete engine rip from Lament of Innocence, which I liked a lot. Mechanics are very similar, and the devil forgery skill is another attribute to keep track of rather than be enthusiastic about. The only weapons worth forging are (at least to my game style) knuckle, sword and axe. Since the sword is most balanced between damage and effect, it is easiest to use that exclusively. Evasion becomes easier earlier in the game, and the introduction of a support innocent devil first makes it easier to understand the role of them in the game, but nothing assists more than combining melee attacks on very strong adversaries. Knuckle weapon attacks are just is neat, and axe seems to be damage heavy ...

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