The unit also has a mini-HDMI port, but it didn’t ship with a mini-HDMI cable. I was pleasantly surprised to see a USB-OTG cable in the box according to the manufacturer it supports USB flash drives, gamepads, and some 3G wireless adapters. The unit was packaged like most cheap Chinese tablets: Useless earbuds, a cheap feeling USB cable, and minimal attention to the “out of the box” experience. I had considered the smaller S5110 model, but I was worried it wouldn’t be able to emulate 32-bit and up systems as well as the larger unit, and the price difference was just over $50. I’ve had it for a week, and so far it’s been surprisingly great for what I paid ($150 USD on Amazon).Īs I said, I bought it for a few specific games, foremost being SOTN. I can’t stress how thrilled I am that the man behind Symphony of the Night will finally be able to make the successor he always wanted, but that the big names wouldn’t let him. Thanks to crowdfunding, we’re already in the middle of a great renaissance for the classic isometric RPGs, with brand new, successful titles such as Pillars of Eternity, Wasteland 2, Divinity: Original Sin, and many others rekindling the glory of games like Baldur’s Gate and Planescape Torment, and many other genres no longer deemed interesting by the big players are now seeing new games thanks to crowdfunding. We’re living in a great era for gaming right now. Castlevania composer Michiru Yamane is also on the team, as is the studio behind several Mega Man games, as well as several other big names. Big name studios were not interested in helping him build it, so he decided to do it on his own. Luck would have it, then, that its creator, Koji Igarashi, just managed to get its spiritual successor funded via a Kickstarter campaign. While I understand some consider Super Metroid to be the better of the two, I strongly believe Symphony of the Night is the better of the two. The textures, the animations, the level backgrounds, the monster design – it’s the best that era had to offer, and as far I’m concerned, it’s never been topped. I have no idea how many times I’ve finished it.Ĭastlevania: Symphony of the Night is one of the best games ever made, and the very pinnacle of the 2D pixellated era. I can hardly remember when I didn’t play it. I don’t just mean it’s old but I still like it: I mean I still play it regularly. You can visit our FAQs page for more help and solutions if you have a problem.The strangest thing about Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is how it’s over a decade and a half old and I’m not sick of it.

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