Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin
Gamespot has some information on the upcoming DS exclusive so get those whips ready and let’s go vampire hunting.
Currently scheduled for release toward the end of this year, Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin is the second game in Konami's long-running Castlevania series to be developed exclusively for the Nintendo DS. We first got our hands on the game shortly before the Electronic Entertainment Expo in May, and although we gleaned plenty of information on that occasion, we were left with a number of questions unanswered.
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) Nice DS admiral. I think I'd pick that one up if I was looking now. The exact tones with Blue and Black would be quite cool too. Still recommending the M3 Lite as we discussed the other day. It has many colors of shell, so the black would probably match best on yours. There are some VERY cool DS Slot cards, but that limits you GBA as we also discussed. They're getting cheaper, they don't need Flashme for any reason, and I have a nice OCZ card for you if you do pick one up. Anyway... That's my DS and CVania babbling for the evening. Weeeeee!!! (oh, I lied, Phantom Hourglass is one of the best Zelda games I've played, very Windwaker and then some, also the latest in tricky DS games, and it works perfectly on the M3 Lite (for future reference.)) I haven't put it down since I started, and it even cut into my BioShock time, so that should say something. I think I'm on track for a perfect collection and Zelda play-through, and I've only consulted a FAQ once for something that I would have had to have the manual to know otherwise. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!! Even if you have to emulate it. (I can't decide if I like it or Windwaker better in fact, (and I like them both better than Ocarina, and Twi-Cess.) End of line...
) Nice DS admiral. I think I'd pick that one up if I was looking now. The exact tones with Blue and Black would be quite cool too. Still recommending the M3 Lite as we discussed the other day. It has many colors of shell, so the black would probably match best on yours. There are some VERY cool DS Slot cards, but that limits you GBA as we also discussed. They're getting cheaper, they don't need Flashme for any reason, and I have a nice OCZ card for you if you do pick one up. Anyway... That's my DS and CVania babbling for the evening. Weeeeee!!! (oh, I lied, Phantom Hourglass is one of the best Zelda games I've played, very Windwaker and then some, also the latest in tricky DS games, and it works perfectly on the M3 Lite (for future reference.)) I haven't put it down since I started, and it even cut into my BioShock time, so that should say something. I think I'm on track for a perfect collection and Zelda play-through, and I've only consulted a FAQ once for something that I would have had to have the manual to know otherwise. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!! Even if you have to emulate it. (I can't decide if I like it or Windwaker better in fact, (and I like them both better than Ocarina, and Twi-Cess.) End of line...