CJLopez

The only complains i have with this games are

1.- The music, not very castelvania classic tunes thrown there. I was hoping for original castelvania songs, i love those, but there were none of them
2.- LAck of japanese soundtrack. I didnt disliked the english VA, but i'd loved if they had the japanese track. Zobeks voice, if i remember correctly from the extended trailer, was none other than the seiyuu of Jiraiaya (aka EroSenin) and that sold the game for me. Finding that there was no japanese track option did really made me a sad, sad panda
3.- Final Boss, even in paladin, was quite..... easy. Given the fightint pattern it takes the final bout, you can hardly die there. Though, the fight is quite awesome, and man, pretty DBZish, i found the final fight quite a dissapointment. For real, fightint the Lich Dragon, and the previous Shadow Lord, heck, even the 2 vampire generals, where quite a Rush, final boss, not much on my book

Still, an awesome game, hope there's either more DLC chapters or sequel!!!

ZEROOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Rahabib Except for the friend codes part, because they will bbe running their servers on nintendo framework, they had done all that, and they had confirmed on a patch system and DLC system

Dam, come over already!!!

@Chazzr thanks cpt. obivous

GoldenEye

I'll wait for Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 and Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage are in the bargains bin

@eNriqeu i found simpler and cleaner the wii interface. I mean, its point anc click, any 2yo can play with it, its designed like that

and the guy is dressed like monkey D luffy, shame he aint sporting the iconic straw hat

@Chazzr no its not the patch you were looking for

Besides, this isnt a metroidvania, its a Castelvania in the old fashion with some upkept

Remember, before Symphony of the Night, Castelvania was a linear platformer. With Vampire Kiss/Rondo of Blood/Castelvania 5/Dracula X, alternative routes/endings/upgrades/objectives were introduced, breathing life to the franchise, but after SotN it was radically diverted. While bout Castlevanias on the N64 kept a old fashion linear castelvania feel, on PS2 tried a metroidvania feel, and while i liked those, i'm loving way more lord of shadows, they did the right thing on focusing on platforming, linear gameplay, while they added some upgrade system, which have us going back for some little more exploration

bouth lap and desk can play this, though i'll be grabbing wii version

Smash Jedi Brothers FTW!!!