The legendary Castlevania 3 soundtrack has had an 8BitStereo Revamp and is updated with better quality, text, tracklist and visual background! It's much better! ua-cam.com/video/hZyWLVqkZVM/v-deo.html
Wenceslao Futanaki I would say that that’s more SNES era. In the NEs era they made a bunch of... not so good games like NES metal gear(and the less said about snakes revenge the better) and the TMNT game with the darn dam level.
@@AstroBlakeD And they don't suck. It's sad to say but, like most companies do, they move on. Konami had some real trouble and resulted in some major shit games in the late 2000's. So do you keep doing the same ol' same till you're bankrupt, no, they went to where the money is. Sad? yes, do I like it? No. Even with a great franchise like Silent hill, you need quality on a consistent basis
I think castlevania 3 has the BEST FUCKING ENTRY SONG EVER of the first 3.It even competes with castlevania 4 with simons tune. Even a game as hard as this, it ends up being nostalgic for me when i didn't play it as a kid.I was wholly impressed with the music. I really like the forest, and i really like this song and a couple others too.
PKMN Trainer Red another thing, there is a song that comes later on which is also quite good.I'm not sure the name but i really like it.Overall, i think this game has a top notch soundtrack.
The whole pace and beat of the 1st level of the game sounded like as if the developers were saying "Yeah, part 2 sucked. Let's forget about the whole thing and go!"
This whole OST still gives me the damn chills. I would go ahead and say they are my favorite set of compositions ever made for a videogame. People will go ahead and say Megaman 2 or something is their favorite for the NES, but this just has so much more variety and complexity than that. Megaman 2 is something like 80s rock and metal and that's all there is. Castlevania 3 to me is more inspired by classic movie music and 70's prog rock. It's got dissonance, tension, groove, and some of the best melodies in videogames. It has it all for me.
My question to the composers has nalways been, did they know they were on the cusp of a video game music revolution when the Castlevania and Simon's Quest came out, cause with this game's soundtrack, they really pulled out all the stops. One of the greatest musical scores. It's like, ok, we're hired to compose music for a friggin 8bit video game but we're gonna put in all of our musical creativity and bloody tears (see what i did there) into this project cause maybe in one day in the future people will call us geniuses.
I think, as good as the music really is, the inspiration was really clear, therefore their goal was a distinct one. ""Translate in an 8 bit chip-tunes, music from Hammer film productions and Warner brothers Monster movie." I mean this is not denying their genius, but we know they not create this from nothing.
So happy, Bloodstained - Curse of the Moon is strongly a homage to this game and even fixes some of its minor issues. Dracula's Curse is way better than Super Castlevania IV.
They really did a hell of a job with this games soundtrack. with just the bleeps that 8bit nintendo can give out this sounds better than alot of 16bit snes games
I want to hear the mad forest again, because it is that good.I hope the future castlevanias use it, as it is underrated.I like demon seed too, its very catchy.
I'm listening to this through earbuds and it sounds honestly amazing. I remember my younger brother playing this game when we were kids- the way this sounds is the way my memory of this game fools me into thinking it sounded when we played it back then. The work you put into this makes hearing this music a whole new experience. Great job!
Classic. I remember listening to and liking Demon Seed over and over again when I was a kid. I also liked Epitaph, but it was kinda scary with the laugh mimic in the background.
I've always said that Konami is one of the kingpins of the NES soundtrack, along with Sunsoft, Tecmo, Taito and others. But here it shows that conversion to the American version was middling. Yes, the Japanese version with 3 extra sound channels make music sound impressive but lacked effort here, because I have heard many issues that made using the two channels that come by default on the NES, and really take full potential, but lacked more work here. I like both versions, but I lean more to the Japanese version.
The "Aquarius" theme looks familiar to me. I think Apioeus made a remix of that theme and put that remixed theme in his SM64 hack: mario's nightmare v1.1
Me and my old school mate used to play this game. My mate was not skilled like as I do, so I completed this game. He was glad when we completed. We were only 12-13 at that time. Now I am 36 years old man.
those arps at 10:10 are so fucking sick sounding, it sounds better than what they did in the VRC6 version, to me. i guess with the limited sound technology, they nicely found a way to make it sound unique and amazing, much how they did the NES version of Castlevania II
Tim & Geoff Follin, Neil Baldwin, Naoki Kodaka, Jeroen Tel, Alberto Jose Gonzalez, David Wise, Masaharu Iwata, George Sanger, David Warhol, Marshall Parker, Iku Mitzuani, Nobuo Uematsu, and too many others of separate companies and even just sole composers. So yes, there is some competition of those who were better than Konami at NES music :P
***** Yes I understand there were many brilliant composers for the NES, I grew up with that machine and had a good ear for the best tracks. I'm talking about on a consistent basis with their huge library of games. The difference between Konami's composers and some of the others is that Konami's NES library (of course with a few exceptions) is stellar, whereas composers such as Follin and David Wise have worked on some real crap games, and I didn't think Uematsu's work on the 8 bit FF games was all that great (he really shined on the SNES). I believe Konami knew the NES better than most others, even more than Nintendo itself.
mistaphill is absolutely right. While there are many great video game composers and many companies that have made awesome music, there is no single video game developer/publisher with a stronger background in music theory and technology, than Konami. Think about it this way. The sound that so many people associate with NES is not exactly an NES sound, but more accurately a Konami sound. They developed the software/hardware trickery to generate the extra sound channels that makes this sound so full of life. People who try to discount Konami's influence upon video game music are grasping at straws to generalize, while ignoring easily observable history. Sure, other companies eventually offered similar methods of expanding the sound capabilities of the early consoles, but none of those companies did it at Konami's level. LucasArts comes to mind.. they could often match Konami's quality, but not the quantity. For the record, I am not a Konami fanboy, by any stretch of the imagination. These are simply the historical facts surrounding the matter.
In my professional opinion, this is the greatest nes game of all time. My personal favorite and will remain that way till Dracula sucks the life from DEEZ NUTZ!!!!!
Man NES sound and music was so amazing...I guess the nostalgia is insane as this was literally my entire childhood. Whenever I hear any NES music I'm literally transported back in time when I was a kid and everything I went through. I remember my grandma dying & the way I coped was playing Castlevania 3. Insane that a video game can help you get through hard times in your life but its true. Miss the 80s!!!
Before I unpacked the game brand new, I remember reading the instruction booklet and was thrilled the game had a music playlist built into the start menu. I listened to all those tracks before playing the actual game. Konami, simply put, rocks!
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+E Mansini Back then, when Konami was the shit! Now it's just shit.
Prelude really has a 1980s sword and sorcery cinematic quality to it. Just that opening. I can see the barbarian on horseback, clad in steel and fur, looking off the cliff top at the castle in the distance before the film title fades into the screen in a cool looking font above the castle in the sky.
Thanks Wiiguy. I prefer the NTSCU version of the soundtrack. Whereas the Akumajou Densetsu version does sound better in many cases (For example Clockwork) a lot of the time it just sounds like extra, unnecessary noise. (Maybe because I grew up playing the U ver of the title.) *shrug*
man thank you so much for posting this great album, 1 of the best soundtracks ever made..this is my own tribute, hope you might liked.. & BELMONT CLAN FOREVER!!
Clockwork is a theme that i have always kept presente in my mind since the day I heard it in the early nineties! these and megamans themes never leave me
no seriously this thanks comes from a hardcore Castlevania lover fan,, it tried to show you 1 of my covers from CV but for some reason it was impossible for me to video respond you? don't know what da hell is wrong, but truly all my love to this sacred series & to your channel for posting this ^ ^
This is a great soundtrack but this version is the NA release game's OST. Wonder how much better if he had used the Japanese release with the VRC7 MMC?
According to Lords of Shadow Simon Belmond was born 2 centuries earlier and Trevor is Alucard and also Simon's father . _What is a timeline?_ _A miserable little pile of consistencies!_
I only played this (and the other old Castlevania games) when they were put on the Wii but I do entirely feel this is easily one of the best NES games ever. Like the Mario 3 of hard games, even including being what people wanted the last numbered release to be, and then some.
awesome soundtrack,love castlevania 3 dracula's curse. all 3 games for the nes was magic. man i just want to play them all so bad now. what a amazing game series, and you know it was magic in them days when konami was behind it fun days.
This makes me sad. I remember playing this game after Kindergarten in the basement with my brother while my grandma was in the kitchen making us PB & J. :( Well, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, here I come!
I like the stereo version very fucking cool. You should create a stereo version of the famicom version. The sndtrk for the famicom was better. But this is still hella cool.
the way Aquaris kicks in at 15:19 after Nightmare just demands your attention hearing this whole ost again is amazing it's like beating the game all over again without all the heartache and anger of dying over and over lol thanks for the uplaod can't wait for it to get to the dracula tunes
The legendary Castlevania 3 soundtrack has had an 8BitStereo Revamp and is updated with better quality, text, tracklist and visual background! It's much better! ua-cam.com/video/hZyWLVqkZVM/v-deo.html
I liked 0:00 - 27:30 the best.
31 years later... Aquarius still stands out in my mind as clear as the day I played C3.
Timeless tune. Along with Wicked Child from CV1.
"Aquarius" and "Riddle" are just sick. I freaking love this game
One of my favorite video game soundtracks ever.
When Konami didn't used to suck
oh no, they were still scummy.
they made awful arcade ports to home computers and then faked screenshots of the games.
@@GiordanDiodato but they didnt Suck
Yeah, I wish they would still be like this today... );
Wenceslao Futanaki I would say that that’s more SNES era. In the NEs era they made a bunch of... not so good games like NES metal gear(and the less said about snakes revenge the better) and the TMNT game with the darn dam level.
@@AstroBlakeD And they don't suck. It's sad to say but, like most companies do, they move on. Konami had some real trouble and resulted in some major shit games in the late 2000's. So do you keep doing the same ol' same till you're bankrupt, no, they went to where the money is. Sad? yes, do I like it? No.
Even with a great franchise like Silent hill, you need quality on a consistent basis
I think castlevania 3 has the BEST FUCKING ENTRY SONG EVER of the first 3.It even competes with castlevania 4 with simons tune.
Even a game as hard as this, it ends up being nostalgic for me when i didn't play it as a kid.I was wholly impressed with the music.
I really like the forest, and i really like this song and a couple others too.
1:40 most epic intro in castlevania with epic first level song.
6:55 great forest theme.I wish it was in castlevania 2.
PKMN Trainer Red
this nes version sounds slightly better.
PKMN Trainer Red
another thing, there is a song that comes later on which is also quite good.I'm not sure the name but i really like it.Overall, i think this game has a top notch soundtrack.
The whole pace and beat of the 1st level of the game sounded like as if the developers were saying "Yeah, part 2 sucked. Let's forget about the whole thing and go!"
This whole OST still gives me the damn chills. I would go ahead and say they are my favorite set of compositions ever made for a videogame.
People will go ahead and say Megaman 2 or something is their favorite for the NES, but this just has so much more variety and complexity than that. Megaman 2 is something like 80s rock and metal and that's all there is. Castlevania 3 to me is more inspired by classic movie music and 70's prog rock. It's got dissonance, tension, groove, and some of the best melodies in videogames. It has it all for me.
***** Oh God, I kept thinking: "WHAT CHIP IS SUNSOFT USING!?" only to find out it was stock.
Only Sunsoft could do such genius work.
+BenjamminClark Demon Seed is the funkiest, grooviest 8-bit track ever! Oh, by the way you have a kick ass last name. I'm not biased. :-)
+BenjamminClark Mega Man 3 is far better ost then 2 but it still has some classic songs.
+emmanuel leon So true, so true. It upsets me that there's some kind of MM2 brainwash when MM3 is clearly the best.
aestheticstorm MM3 is just a better Mega Man game all around.
I would argue 'Clockwork' may be the most perfect complex NES track ever. It really sounds like if a clock could be musical in its workings.
Jonathan Kozenko Bach would be impressed :)
Clockwork is amazing!!!
@@TranscendingEuphoria my favorite track!
@@ColonelPatchy1 exactly, my man
this one is a fugue in the whole sense of the word
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My question to the composers has nalways been, did they know they were on the cusp of a video game music revolution when the Castlevania and Simon's Quest came out, cause with this game's soundtrack, they really pulled out all the stops. One of the greatest musical scores. It's like, ok, we're hired to compose music for a friggin 8bit video game but we're gonna put in all of our musical creativity and bloody tears (see what i did there) into this project cause maybe in one day in the future people will call us geniuses.
@Marcelo Zuniga And they still went beyond. Hell, they made a game that pushed the NES hardware so much, that clone systems can't even really play it.
I think, as good as the music really is, the inspiration was really clear, therefore their goal was a distinct one. ""Translate in an 8 bit chip-tunes, music from Hammer film productions and Warner brothers Monster movie." I mean this is not denying their genius, but we know they not create this from nothing.
Best of the original trilogy by far. This one gave me the most joy as a kid. Different playable characters!? Heck yeah!
Best Castlevania ever made!!!
And with the best soundtrack as well :D
AMEN!
Blah blah blah greatest soundtrack or whatever. XD
Lol
So happy, Bloodstained - Curse of the Moon is strongly a homage to this game and even fixes some of its minor issues.
Dracula's Curse is way better than Super Castlevania IV.
I like listening to this and then the famicom version. So badass!
Honestly probably one of my favorite nes soundtracks ever.
Same
I would be lost working on my covers without your wonderful stereo separation. Thanks wiiguy!
I've finally beaten this game after 59.5 hours and I can't stop listening to this phenomenal OST!
A time when they cared about epic game covers, i know it made me wanto own all nes games in the world
They really did a hell of a job with this games soundtrack. with just the bleeps that 8bit nintendo can give out this sounds better than alot of 16bit snes games
The beginning of stage 1's theme gets me fuckin pumped
Pumpin' and whipin'!
Whip it out and start pumpin'! ....Oh, wait.
as befitting a Castlevania title. Some of the best music ever.
I want to hear the mad forest again, because it is that good.I hope the future castlevanias use it, as it is underrated.I like demon seed too, its very catchy.
Love that "Rising" theme. So short and so sweet.
Greatness all from the Land of the Rising sun ;D
Thank you for posting these! They sound so crispy good!
I'm listening to this through earbuds and it sounds honestly amazing. I remember my younger brother playing this game when we were kids- the way this sounds is the way my memory of this game fools me into thinking it sounded when we played it back then. The work you put into this makes hearing this music a whole new experience. Great job!
Super Castlevania 4 have a very good music but Catlevania 3 have better music, Acuarius is a leyendary theme
Classic. I remember listening to and liking Demon Seed over and over again when I was a kid. I also liked Epitaph, but it was kinda scary with the laugh mimic in the background.
Demon Seed is so cool :)
You have to spend so much time playing this game,the soundtrack get carved with fire forever in your life
7 people fell under Dracula's Curse...
funny how the last two tracks are the most common in the game...
I've always said that Konami is one of the kingpins of the NES soundtrack, along with Sunsoft, Tecmo, Taito and others. But here it shows that conversion to the American version was middling. Yes, the Japanese version with 3 extra sound channels make music sound impressive but lacked effort here, because I have heard many issues that made using the two channels that come by default on the NES, and really take full potential, but lacked more work here. I like both versions, but I lean more to the Japanese version.
Weeb
The "Aquarius" theme looks familiar to me. I think Apioeus made a remix of that theme and put that remixed theme in his SM64 hack: mario's nightmare v1.1
Vampire Killer was good. Beginning is better.
Me and my old school mate used to play this game. My mate was not skilled like as I do, so I completed this game. He was glad when we completed. We were only 12-13 at that time. Now I am 36 years old man.
LOL
Now we just need someone to upload a stereo version of the Famicom version.
He did. ua-cam.com/video/Nx3k6JzGZSk/v-deo.html
+doinken1 Thanks. Famicom sounds 2 times better because of those extra channels.
This is one of my personal TOP 20 overall best, "stands-the-test-of-time" NES game soundtracks.
This soundtrack is amazing. I'm consistently amazed with what they got out of the hardware.
Click to WIN! 1:54
1:54 Whenever I hear this I think "New & Improved Castlevania!"
best days of my life back then,still love.
One of the best video game soundtracks ever made
those arps at 10:10 are so fucking sick sounding, it sounds better than what they did in the VRC6 version, to me. i guess with the limited sound technology, they nicely found a way to make it sound unique and amazing, much how they did the NES version of Castlevania II
Mad Forest and Stream are the best tracks new to this game.
Love that Demon Seed track...would love to hear a hip hop instrumental mix of that
+Kay Smyth The Demon Seed sound like it should some type of Shaft movie
Both NES version & VRC6 version are great, in different style
Konami is better at making music than running an actual company
Rising will always be the most forgotten Castlevania banger
WTF happen to KONAMI they used to be one of the best its so sad really someone should buy their IP and do something cool again with it
Every Track on this OST is fucking Epic. Thanks WiiGuy
9 people never had a childhood
Now the number has increased, 43 people, man
Ivan Vladimir the comment was 4 years ago i don't even remember posting it :O
For those who skip to 18:25
Was anybody better than Konami at composing NES music? I think not.
Tim & Geoff Follin, Neil Baldwin, Naoki Kodaka, Jeroen Tel, Alberto Jose Gonzalez, David Wise, Masaharu Iwata, George Sanger, David Warhol, Marshall Parker, Iku Mitzuani, Nobuo Uematsu, and too many others of separate companies and even just sole composers. So yes, there is some competition of those who were better than Konami at NES music :P
***** Yes I understand there were many brilliant composers for the NES, I grew up with that machine and had a good ear for the best tracks. I'm talking about on a consistent basis with their huge library of games. The difference between Konami's composers and some of the others is that Konami's NES library (of course with a few exceptions) is stellar, whereas composers such as Follin and David Wise have worked on some real crap games, and I didn't think Uematsu's work on the 8 bit FF games was all that great (he really shined on the SNES). I believe Konami knew the NES better than most others, even more than Nintendo itself.
Natsume?
mistaphill is absolutely right. While there are many great video game composers and many companies that have made awesome music, there is no single video game developer/publisher with a stronger background in music theory and technology, than Konami. Think about it this way. The sound that so many people associate with NES is not exactly an NES sound, but more accurately a Konami sound. They developed the software/hardware trickery to generate the extra sound channels that makes this sound so full of life.
People who try to discount Konami's influence upon video game music are grasping at straws to generalize, while ignoring easily observable history. Sure, other companies eventually offered similar methods of expanding the sound capabilities of the early consoles, but none of those companies did it at Konami's level. LucasArts comes to mind.. they could often match Konami's quality, but not the quantity.
For the record, I am not a Konami fanboy, by any stretch of the imagination. These are simply the historical facts surrounding the matter.
Sunsoft is THE company I think of when thinking of NES-music. They were better at it than Konami IMO.
Demon Seed and Rising music are both my favorite.
The famicom version have extra sound channels and better music than this one
Man, Demon Seed has a sick groove
Clockwork has such great complex musical qualities and is amazing
aquarius was the SHIT!!
Me sacaste un suspiro!!
so awesome... my first game with contra...and 27 years later stillgives me goosebumps...
In my professional opinion, this is the greatest nes game of all time. My personal favorite and will remain that way till Dracula sucks the life from DEEZ NUTZ!!!!!
I love both the MSX and NES soundtracks. Both have their merits.
Just bought Dracula's Curse, and holy shit these tracks kick ass! Mad Forest, Aquarius and Dead Beat went straight to my god tier castlevania tracks
This is actually sort of like what the Famicom version sounds like;
it has that deep, reverb-like quality to it.
Dropped a tear ! I want my childhood back!
MAD FOREST IS INSANE WOW
Man NES sound and music was so amazing...I guess the nostalgia is insane as this was literally my entire childhood. Whenever I hear any NES music I'm literally transported back in time when I was a kid and everything I went through. I remember my grandma dying & the way I coped was playing Castlevania 3. Insane that a video game can help you get through hard times in your life but its true. Miss the 80s!!!
Before I unpacked the game brand new, I remember reading the instruction booklet and was thrilled the game had a music playlist built into the start menu. I listened to all those tracks before playing the actual game. Konami, simply put, rocks!
+E Mansini Back then, when Konami was the shit! Now it's just shit.
Help, I cant stop playing this music! Its my housework theme right now.
Prelude really has a 1980s sword and sorcery cinematic quality to it. Just that opening. I can see the barbarian on horseback, clad in steel and fur, looking off the cliff top at the castle in the distance before the film title fades into the screen in a cool looking font above the castle in the sky.
It's unbelievable how much more stripped down this version is from the Famicom version
13:41 *drip* *drip* *drip* *drip**drip* *drip*.......
Thanks Wiiguy. I prefer the NTSCU version of the soundtrack. Whereas the Akumajou Densetsu version does sound better in many cases (For example Clockwork) a lot of the time it just sounds like extra, unnecessary noise. (Maybe because I grew up playing the U ver of the title.) *shrug*
-- Here's a Playlist for Mobile Users, Made By WiiGuy --
0:00 Prelude (Opening)
1:42 Prayer (Intro)
1:54 Beginning (Block-1)
3:43 Boss Battle
4:54 Block Clear
5:00 Destiny (Path Selection)
5:19 Clockwork (Block-2)
6:52 Mad Forest (Block-3)
8:30 Anxiety (Blocks-4A & 7)
9:40 Rising (Block-5A)
10:40 Stream (Block-6A)
12:03 Dead Beat (Block-4)
13:41 Nightmare (Block-5)
15:19 Aquarius (Blocks-6 & 7A)
16:50 Demon Seed (Block-7)
18:25 Deja Vu - Vampire Killer (Block-8)
19:33 Riddle (Block-9)
20:41 Pressure (Block-A)
21:09 Overture (Dracula's Room)
22:15 Dracula Battle 1
23:01 Dracula Battle 2
23:42 All Clear
23:52 Encounter (Spirit Meeting)
24:13 Epitaph (Password)
24:59 Evergreen (Ending)
26:05 Flashback (Cast)
27:17 Life Lost
27:20 Game Over
man thank you so much for posting this great album, 1 of the best soundtracks ever made..this is my own tribute, hope you might liked.. & BELMONT CLAN FOREVER!!
I am WAY too familiar with 27:17.
+DiscoCokkroach same and don't get me started on the falling blocks level…
LMAO me too
Haha that was forever ingrained in my childhood memory!!!
akumajou densetsu is better!
Clockwork is a theme that i have always kept presente in my mind since the day I heard it in the early nineties! these and megamans themes never leave me
Not all heroes are cursed. This is fantastic thank you
Man when I was a kid and I heard 9:40 Rising at the start of the level I was like "here we go" and got all psyched :D
Sounds so similar to megaman songs
The hardest NES game i've ever played! ...yet
no seriously this thanks comes from a hardcore Castlevania lover fan,, it tried to show you 1 of my covers from CV but for some reason it was impossible for me to video respond you? don't know what da hell is wrong, but truly all my love to this sacred series & to your channel for posting this ^ ^
The song that plays when you make it to the stairs is so great (overture). I remember the first time beating this game. This game rocks.
This is a great soundtrack but this version is the NA release game's OST. Wonder how much better if he had used the Japanese release with the VRC7 MMC?
13:42 it's the most spooky music of this game 😱😍
That bass tho...
You sir had a childhood ^_^
9:40 👍🏾
According to Lords of Shadow Simon Belmond was born 2 centuries earlier and Trevor is Alucard and also Simon's father . _What is a timeline?_ _A miserable little pile of consistencies!_
Lords of Shadow isn't considered canon, so it has no impact on the timeline. It's in an alternate universe :P
"Once upon a time there lived a company named Konami. They practiced reboots in order to make a weird lore filled with inconsistencies."
Malhekrow I love you, your comment and everything about you. Don't say a word. Just marry me immediately!!!
I only played this (and the other old Castlevania games) when they were put on the Wii but I do entirely feel this is easily one of the best NES games ever. Like the Mario 3 of hard games, even including being what people wanted the last numbered release to be, and then some.
man, could you upload the sound effect of the holy water? I would thank you a lot!!!! I want it for a warning tone XD
awesome soundtrack,love castlevania 3 dracula's curse. all 3 games for the nes was magic. man i just want to play them all so bad now. what a amazing game series, and you know it was magic in them days when konami was behind it fun days.
悪魔城は、これまで世界で行われた最高のサウンドトラックを持っています！
Akumajou Densetsu would sound BEAUTIFUL in this format. if this is already amazing, just thinking of that VRC6 chip pleases me.
This makes me sad. I remember playing this game after Kindergarten in the basement with my brother while my grandma was in the kitchen making us PB & J. :( Well, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, here I come!
24:59 R.I.P Konami
Is anyone else adding the sound effects in their head - In particular the first boss music. The scream is the best - eewwweeerruuuuaaaahhh
I can't be unheard The Amazing Brando!
Not like I am not an amazing Brando, but I mean the other one...
I like the stereo version very fucking cool. You should create a stereo version of the famicom version. The sndtrk for the famicom was better. But this is still hella cool.
the way Aquaris kicks in at 15:19 after Nightmare just demands your attention hearing this whole ost again is amazing it's like beating the game all over again without all the heartache and anger of dying over and over lol thanks for the uplaod can't wait for it to get to the dracula tunes
what? Super Castlevania? This is so much better than 4. The best one is the first one regardless.