Loved the game. I used to have it when I was VERY young and the game first came out. Ah, but despite the fact that I would play it just to beat it 100%...I actually used to enjoy the secret message. The fact of the matter is that Alucard's statement: As you can see, this is a play-station black disk. Track number 1 contains computer data, so don't play it. But you probably won't listen to me anyways...
I think the funniest thing about that is the fact that the Castlevania writers figured that someone like me would play track 1 anyways...
But off topic, moreover the game-play (particularly with the battle with Drac himself) was entertaining. I find the older games like this one to have more of a kick to it than today's crappy vampire games and media. Castlevania holds the greatest vampires in history, and there's no doubt that it's withstood the test of time. Clear back since the 1970's (when my own father used to play the games) it has been a sensation. I would say that I spent an entire summer (this year) playing through all the games, even through the new ones (LOS) and enjoy the series in whatever universe they come up with.
I think the funniest thing about that is the fact that the Castlevania writers figured that someone like me would play track 1 anyways...
But off topic, moreover the game-play (particularly with the battle with Drac himself) was entertaining. I find the older games like this one to have more of a kick to it than today's crappy vampire games and media. Castlevania holds the greatest vampires in history, and there's no doubt that it's withstood the test of time. Clear back since the 1970's (when my own father used to play the games) it has been a sensation. I would say that I spent an entire summer (this year) playing through all the games, even through the new ones (LOS) and enjoy the series in whatever universe they come up with.