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Games/Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow/Reviews
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Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
The first Castlevania game for the Nintendo DS, continuing the tale of Soma Cruz and his ability to absorb the souls of fallen enemies for use in combat and utility.
Dawn of Sorrow proves that 2D games have plenty of life.
NOTE: This review was written years ago, but it's never been posted on GB, so enjoy! ****************** Konami’s long-running Castlevania series has hardly missed a step. From its humble beginnings as… Read more
This is one of the best adventures the DS has to offer.
Castlevania is a series that's home of many classics from the past, its unique style has led to a legion of fans. In the handheld world, Castlevania shows itself in its purest form. This game is a hyb… Read more
You Can't Get Much Better For A Handheld
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is a game that has so much replay value packed away in it's cartridge you might find yourself playing it years later (I still find myself playing it now even 4 years after… Read more
Awesome Game with Glaring Flaws
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is fairly immense in the depth department. Some of these depth aspects include collecting a huge array of souls and items, forging player made weapons, path choices for spe… Read more
Excellent, just like the others in the series.
THE GOOD: Like SOTN, and the other 3 games before it, this game focuses on exploration, RPG like skill advancement, and action. Also, like the other games in the series, this game simply rocks. You ex… Read more
Dawn of Sorrow Review
With its extensive amount of games on numerous platforms, “Castlevania” lashes its way onto the Nintendo DS with the sequel to the hit Game Boy Advance game “Aria of Sorrow.” Offering better visuals,… Read more
An excellent debut for the Castlevania series on the DS.
This is the sequel to Aria of Sorrow and the DS debut for the Castlevania series. I expected great things, and great things I got. Gameplay: The classic Castleroid that we know and love. It still feel… Read more
A different approach to the series, but satisfying nonetheless.
Since the early days of Simon Belmont, down through the generations, Dracula and his evil minions continue to find ways to resurface. Similar to the great heroes of time, each descendant manages to co… Read more
Great game!
Every time I put a new card into my favorite handheld, I find a new experience. Genre by genre, the DS has revived my interest for gaming. First Meteos more or less initialized my faith in puzzles, th… Read more