Castlevania III rated by Aussie OFLC

by Alexander Sliwinski { Sep 14th 2008 at 11:30AM }

The Australian OFLC ratings board has given Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse a G rating, which means the title should be on its way to a Virtual Console near you relatively soonish. The circle will finally be complete, as Castlevania, Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, and Super Castlevania IV from the SNES era, are already on the download service.

So, those old enough to remember, who was your favorite playable character in the game: Trevor, Sypha Belnades, Grant DaNasty or Alucard?
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Gallery: Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse

Tags: castlevania, castlevania-3, castlevania-iii, konami, oflc, vc

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

NaeemTHM @ Sep 14th 2008 11:42AM

Grant DaNasty was BITCHIN'.

Side Note: Castlevania III was to me the greatest game from that series. How I miss the old school Castlevania games ;___; Here's hoping IGA is pulling a massive April Fool's joke and will surprise us with Castlevania VI.

bassbeast @ Sep 14th 2008 11:44AM

Grant. No question. Although, I prefer him in my Japanese cartridge, as he permanently throws daggers as opposed to the wussy slash (along with the vastly improved graphics and sounds thanks to the custom chip in the cart).

Adolph @ Sep 14th 2008 11:44AM

bah who cares.

I didn't play castlevania until IV on SNES, if I try to play everything before SNES game they feel primitive in comparison. Yeah its just a remake of the 1st one with better graphics and music, but thats great since NES games don't hold up but this is.

Now Japan got Castlevania: Rondo of Blood X on Virtual Console for TG16.

I'll gladly pick that game up.

Mr Khan @ Sep 14th 2008 12:08PM

As soon as the ESRB dried up, we're using OFLC as a rumor source, of all places

OFLC told us that Disaster was still alive, and its got a bit more to show

hoagie @ Sep 14th 2008 12:09PM

Always used Grant. What a great game. Castlevania II had the better music though IMO.

Cesaria (Gamertag: Cesaria360) @ Sep 14th 2008 12:17PM

Nice. Now my Castlevania collection will be complete! I've been playing SOTN on my 360 all weekend. It's like my 3rd time through and the game still holds up!

zkey14 @ Sep 14th 2008 12:19PM

All I remember is Alucard's goofy look.

digi @ Sep 14th 2008 1:09PM

I love this game but can never find the soundtrack. Anybody know where I can download it?

(I miss the Password enter music with that creepy "Ha Ha Ha Ha" in the background.)

David @ Sep 14th 2008 5:43PM

Grant was the best by far. Alucard was cool too. Now Konami should do a sequel to Symphony of the Night with multiple characters as in Castlevania 3 (Grant and Alucard MUST be in the game) and high resolution 2d sprites in front of beautiful 3d backgrounds.

Obviously it must be side-scrolling and with an orchestral soundtrack. Can you imagine how awesome that would be? Just in case the game should be done with the ps3/360 horsepower in mind (and on PS3 the soundtrack should be delivered in full 7.1 PCM uncompressed audio)...the wii can have the fighting game.