Damn bro, I first beat this game when I was 12 and it was such a great feeling. I can only imagine how you must've felt. (To be fair though; I had a book called "How to win at Nintendo" back then. Which was a BIG help on this and many other tough games.) Take that internet tutorials!
@@RealSekiroGamerz In my case, I remember every aspect of this game; its graphics, its gothic atmosphere, its music, and its insane difficulty level. Castlevania is truly an unforgettable masterpiece of a game.
Upvote but disagree...stop watch makes this game the easiest in the whole series. It's why they nerf batted the Hell out of the stop watch in Castlevania IV. You can get a stop watch on the first level from the section of zombies he jumps over at the end of their section. You can literally keep it the entire game and freeze...I believe every single enemy including Dracula. ;)
@@DavidWonn The stop watch worked for me well into the first one just recently. I was playing on my Xbox One X at the time...I think it stopped at Frankenstein and the flea.
Sinn0100 I can only speak for the original NES version. Remakes on future consoles may remove glitches and add hidden features, whether intentionally or not.
My brother smashed the controller after killed by the eagles on stage 17 while having a few lives left and tried desperately put the pieces together. He never succeeded.
"excuse me is that walmart? could you deliver 800 or so candles to Dracula's mansion? this pesky man with a whip keeps breaking them all" sir, instead of ordering more candles, why not just kill him? "i hired Death himself to kill him, and he just stood there taking a bath in the holy water."
Camero56 I watched this video and laughed at your genius comment maybe a year ago; just stumbled across it again, and you made me laugh all over again! This never stops being hilarious!! 😂
@@penman6146 it’s not the og castlevania is pretty dated the only reason someone would really find It that good is if they’re blinded by nostalgia or are just a huge castlevania fanboy
It's incredible how all of that is burned in my mind. Its been almost 30 years now, I was 8 or 9 when played these games for the first time, in 1990/91.
I died over 100 times trying to learn the whipping technique at the end, but I finally beat Dracula today. Only took a year of my life and 100+ hours! This game is a gem. I only wish more of my friends would play it.
As i kid when i would get to the part at 11:00 i would always just stand there staring at he background imagining Dracula waiting for me there. It really gave the game some form of depth for me even though its just a background image.
I've beat it once, i also beat Dracula's curse and Castlevania 4, i know how hard it is :P. Today i replayed this one, got to Dracula fairly easy, but haven't beaten it today since i have to go to sleep :( . Else after like 10 tries i can beat him XD.
I've played this game every year, so kind of know it by default. Dracula's Curse is still hard for me but managed to beat it with Grant. His throwing axe is great on some situations. Super Castlevania IV is pretty easy to me.
I found the first stage pretty easy, only a bit tedious. Sometimes the hit doesn't count. You have to be very close in front of him and jump when the fireballs shoot. Difficult to explain but i think you know what i am talking about. The spawning inside the player is bitch XD Second stage i can only do when i have holywater and double or triple shot.
It is actually incredibly easy to get the Double/Triple upgrades in this game - just destroy about 10 enemies/objects with a special weapon, and you will get it as your next drop. You can exploit this like crazy when you become aware of it.
A Castlevania television series was considered in the late 1980s as part of the Super Mario Bros. Power Hour, a one hour animation block of Nintendo focused video game adaptations. Concept art was produced for the project by DIC Animation City. Only the Mario and Zelda segments for the block were ultimately produced, airing in 1989 as part of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. A Castlevania film was planned in the late 2000s. However, in December 2007, Rogue Pictures halted active development of Castlevania due to the writers' strike and, later, the sale of the studio to Relativity Media and possibility of a screen actors' guild strike. On May 27, 2009, the Castlevania film was reported as officially canceled.
Amazing how far graphics came from back then but the art design was still so good imo that itbgave you that creepy feeling of being in a castle of the undead. From the torn curtains, blue windows amd candles. Awesome!!! Music was great too.
VERY nicely done. That was fun to watch. This game takes me back to the 6th grade. Took me until the 7th grade to pass it (I'm an old man) and I sure as hell died a lot trying; but it was satisfying when I finally beat this game. My mind is blown with how you beat The Grim Reaper - I always used the boomerang. Never seen it done with the holy water.
its very easy to beat Death. Make sure you have the Triple Shot (the III) and Holy Water. Once he drops down from the ceiling, hit his undead ass with the Holy Water once he touches the ground. He'll be stunned and take damage. Not to mention his ass cant move. Keep doing that until he's dead. If you like more of a challenge, use the Holy Cross Boomerangs against him instead.
13Gangland That was an awesome movie by the way and I HAVE woken up on the kitchen counter after a night of blackout partying hahaha. I made that comment to the kid because I get tired of hearing people bitch about not being able to beat a particular game. So I gave him a solution on how to beat it y'know?
Wow, what a trip down memory lane. This is the game that in January 1991 made me a Nintendo Addict. Went on to play Castlevania 3 which was just the best. Then SNES which was awesome too. Thanx...
I beat Castlevania III before buying the original. This game isn’t too bad once you’ve conquered the ball busting third entry. Granted it took a LOT of tries to get Dracula’s pattern down.
1990 my 4th game, I love it bcuz I still have it, and after so long I still haven't beat this game, this tunes are the best, Im emotional makes me feel like a kid again, tnx alot for this video!!!
@1:45 you can find an additional 1-up in this room by dropping down to the mid-level platform , then walk and hold left while you run in place against the top platform for a few seconds. The 1-Up will rise up from the left of the screen.
It's hard but for a newbie like me to get to level 8 just pissing about shows me it can be beaten. It's a very playable game despite its age. Castlevania series is awesome
You missed at least one secret that I'm aware of. The block Simon was standing on at 6:42 contains a double/triple shot. You may not count that as a "secret," because it's not a flashing kind, but it's hidden behind a block, so it absolutely counts as a secret in this game.
I’ve came back to this game after years, now I’m stuck on level 15. If you can’t get through level 12-15 to the boss WITH the holy water, I don’t see how you can get through! I almost got to the boss at level 15 with it but died just before. As someone else said this is the OG rage quit game 😂 thanks for the video, learned a ton of secrets
I used to play this game over and over. I could get to the last part and always died, After watching this video, I now know what I did wrong. I did not know that you could go back down the stairs and beef up your hearts before attempting to kill the opponent. I was always too lean on the hearts to pull it off. But 30 years ago, I didn't know about UA-cam either. Oh well, at least I know how the game ends now!
Nostalgic. Fun, too. Stoker had a paragraph at the very end of Dracula which describes the castle sinking into an open chasm that appears when Dracula is killed. Stoker removed it for some reason before the book was published. It's interesting that the castle here does exactly the same thing.
I remember buying Castlevaina the day it came out, I was 7 years old at the time (Prime NES age) and my friend and I beat the game in two days. It was such a big accomplishment beating NES games and then bragging about it in school and then there were those kids who never believed that you really beat the game. (That's why you always had a friend over to back each other up) Those were some good times!
I can't imagine that any of the Castlevania games would be impossible. Though, from what I've played, this first game is definitely tough. I'm kind of scared to try out the 3rd one. I've heard horror stories about it's difficulty.
@@DADA-yt1pt The japanese version of Castlevania III is easier so that’s probably the best version for a first timer. Still a tough game though no doubt.
I'm still playing this and I'm in my 40's! I only came here bc I couldn't get past the Grim Reaper board just now. Didn't realize I was close to meeting Dracula! Lol
The first time the bat came off the ceiling it scared the shit out of me. I was never able to get past the 2nd level until much later so I associate the first 2 levels with one part of my childhood, and the 3rd level and beyond with a different time period.
@@mOnocularJohn Bullshit! I owned a video game store and you are way off. We bought NES games anywhere from $42 to $58 each, wholesale. Larger retailers sometimes got better pricing than this. Super Mario Bros. 3 was the most expensive game, wholesaling at $58. I made a whopping $1.99 on each one I sold, but it brought people into the store. @Eric Yep I remember Funcoland, they put a lot of mom and pop shops like mine out of business. Amazon and used games at Gamestop have killed off almost all of the rest.
You missed one secret where you could have gotten the triple shot at 6:37. Where one of the stone blocks underneath the candle which is next to the small flight of stairs before the first bone dragon.
I like how the sound effects can slightly alter the score of the music due to limited sound channels, really makes the game a little different everytime
What a great game! Brings back great memories! I always preferred using boomerangs than the holy water. This game is harder to defeat than the coronavirus.
Kids who never played this game on an actual NES console have NO IDEA how insanely difficult it was! This video makes it look easy, but the controls were so unwieldy that even the seemingly simple act of getting Simon to climb the dang stairs was often a challenge! 😩
Beat this game when the NES era was still current. Frankenstein and Igor were my wall back in the day, not death. Also, anybody else watching this just to see where all of the hidden treasures were in all of the stages? I never knew of any in the last two stages until today.
I remember that first catchy theme. This game was so bizarre to me as a kid I mean I've never beaten it but only remember dying to the first boss bat. Awesome nostalgicness.
Sweet! I haven’t seen this game since my NES got taken from me permanently when I was 12. I’m now 46 and I’ve always wondered how it ended. Great upload.
I just played this game for the first time today, and let me tell you... FUCK MEDUSA HEADS. Okay so I beat the game! I wish I had played this game sooner. It's super fun slaying the forces of evil. :D
great game w iconic music now! today's games are visually stunning but many are so complex that it takes the fun away, at least for me. give me a cross pad and an A and B button and i'm good to go. death was hard for me too, but I was able to get past him most times. thanks for the upload!
Wow! This walkthrough was really good. I want to say three things I consider important: 1. You forgot to break the left block under the candles in 6:43 before go to upstairs. You can find a multiplier for your subweapon, a bag or hearts. 2. Frankenstein almost killed you. Throw a bottle of holy water to Frankenstein every second aprox. as you did it with Death in stage 15, but do it before the hunchman begins to jump. Do the same with bone dragons in stage 12, throw the holy water on their heads when their heads are near the floor. 3. You can kill the Axe Knights (in stages 14 and 15) with a bottle of holy water by jumping and throwing it on their shields. The fire from holy water will kill them easily. By the way, thanks for showing all secrets. I didn't know about the secret in 19:46.
You know, most games on the NES haven’t aged that well, but between the music, the level design and the various weapons, this game feels just as fun now as it was in 1986!
I used to play for hours in this game when young never passed the whole thing, one of the most difficult games ever, I passed mario bros but this game was a impossible to finished LOL.
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Took me until I was in my mid-30s, but finally beat this game legit (no save states) for the first time tonight!
fack yeah mate !
too legit to quit
Damn bro, I first beat this game when I was 12 and it was such a great feeling. I can only imagine how you must've felt. (To be fair though; I had a book called "How to win at Nintendo" back then. Which was a BIG help on this and many other tough games.) Take that internet tutorials!
Hats off to you holy shieet I gave up at the bat lmaaooo
Sometimes it's like that. So many classic games I returned to in my 30's that I can actually finish on my own. Congrats.
This is a timeless classic game. I absolutely love this game. And I still remember when I first played it. SO many memories. So much history.
The background music is what I remember properly till now even after it have been years
@@RealSekiroGamerz In my case, I remember every aspect of this game; its graphics, its gothic atmosphere, its music, and its insane difficulty level. Castlevania is truly an unforgettable masterpiece of a game.
@@MatthewTheWolf2029 I do remember the difficulties
My friend lent me this one in 1988. It is one of my favorite games of all time! As my father once said "No one simply walks into Castlevania..."
Absolutely
Here is you friend from 1988. You forgot to give it back. Give it back now!
Simon Belmont does.
The long whip and holy water isn’t a power-up in this game.
It’s a requirement.
Upvote but disagree...stop watch makes this game the easiest in the whole series. It's why they nerf batted the Hell out of the stop watch in Castlevania IV. You can get a stop watch on the first level from the section of zombies he jumps over at the end of their section. You can literally keep it the entire game and freeze...I believe every single enemy including Dracula. ;)
I feel violated after seeing the Death fight getting MEGA CHEESED
Sinn0100 The stopwatch stops working on bosses from the Mummy onward, as noted in my Castlevania FAQ.
@@DavidWonn
The stop watch worked for me well into the first one just recently. I was playing on my Xbox One X at the time...I think it stopped at Frankenstein and the flea.
Sinn0100 I can only speak for the original NES version. Remakes on future consoles may remove glitches and add hidden features, whether intentionally or not.
This is where it all began. The birth of a legendary franchise. My favorite video game series of all time.
I'm gonna hide some meat behind a brick wall just for Simon.
natraan wall chop
hide = beat
EL Derpo pork chop
Jon Soucy u nasty, nasty boy!!
Use salt for a preservative.
The original rage quit game!
My brother smashed the controller after killed by the eagles on stage 17 while having a few lives left and tried desperately put the pieces together. He never succeeded.
Sixpack Korkman you're bros. was and is a sinner
But it can be beaten.
Ghosts 'n Goblins is much harder
III stirs up my rage.
"Honey, what are we having for dinner tonight?"
Simon: "Oh, some chicken I found in a wall, and water that explodes when dropped!"
also honey, we now have a cat.
Lamby03 I got it from killing a witch.
Lol XD
"excuse me is that walmart? could you deliver 800 or so candles to Dracula's mansion? this pesky man with a whip keeps breaking them all"
sir, instead of ordering more candles, why not just kill him?
"i hired Death himself to kill him, and he just stood there taking a bath in the holy water."
Camero56 this is brilliant
Camero56 I watched this video and laughed at your genius comment maybe a year ago; just stumbled across it again, and you made me laugh all over again! This never stops being hilarious!! 😂
What was the point of getting full life after you already beat the game? Lol
Lol
It is funny.
The level design, the gameplay, the graphics, the music, were all ahead of their time with this game.
Maybe not the graphics
True. Back when Konami didn't suck d*ck.
How
@@penman6146 it’s not the og castlevania is pretty dated the only reason someone would really find It that good is if they’re blinded by nostalgia or are just a huge castlevania fanboy
@@plugshirt1762 castlevania 1 is my favourite NES game
It's always amazing to watch someone do what you wish you could do. These old school NES classics are so hard... But the fun factor though.
Back to the Future
first played when i was 5, beat it 23 years later. Love Castlevania. I'm glad it's still around
On second to last level it is hard!!
@@ghvxxgthe lovely hallway to the Grim Reaper, lol
I bought Castlevania Anniversary Collection and I've been playing this! It's good so far!
I'm thinking of picking it up from Limited Run while I have the chance.
I did and it's great.
I am playing it on my NES MINI. It has aged well.
It's incredible how all of that is burned in my mind. Its been almost 30 years now, I was 8 or 9 when played these games for the first time, in 1990/91.
F*ck me. I could never get past the Grim Reaper. Had no idea he was actually that easy.
i also too,
i thought the boomerang was the weapon of choice.
I can’t get to the Mummy Boss......
lol now I’m on Dracula’s Stage
@@roderickspencerjr.2482 nice!
I've spent my whole life trying to beat this game and you did it in 30 minutes. I can't believe.
Welp, now he's in Smash bros and Luigi got killed just for going in there
Yoshi yeuuup
Yeah I could of wish Simon saved Luigi before his soul got taken and he tells him to get outta here then Luigi nodded and runs out of the castle
Dude, its a joke. Jfc
@1998SIMOMEGA i think it means "just fucking chill" or something like that.
@1998SIMOMEGA it means just fry chicken
I died over 100 times trying to learn the whipping technique at the end, but I finally beat Dracula today. Only took a year of my life and 100+ hours!
This game is a gem. I only wish more of my friends would play it.
What memories. I beat the reaper with the full morning star with my mom yelling at me and didn't get hit once.
Boring, come back when you beat him with the knife without getting hit.
I did it, but I got hit and I didn't have my mom yelling at me, so I'm not as cool as you.
My childhood self would have refused to believe this game could ever be finished.
As i kid when i would get to the part at 11:00 i would always just stand there staring at he background imagining Dracula waiting for me there. It really gave the game some form of depth for me even though its just a background image.
me too
This is easy to watch, but you have no idea how hard the game is till you try it.
I've beat it once, i also beat Dracula's curse and Castlevania 4, i know how hard it is :P. Today i replayed this one, got to Dracula fairly easy, but haven't beaten it today since i have to go to sleep :( . Else after like 10 tries i can beat him XD.
I've played this game every year, so kind of know it by default. Dracula's Curse is still hard for me but managed to beat it with Grant. His throwing axe is great on some situations. Super Castlevania IV is pretty easy to me.
The first mode of Dracula in Castlevania I is brutal. You need to keep moving when he disappears. He tends to spawn where the player is without it.
I found the first stage pretty easy, only a bit tedious. Sometimes the hit doesn't count. You have to be very close in front of him and jump when the fireballs shoot.
Difficult to explain but i think you know what i am talking about. The spawning inside the player is bitch XD
Second stage i can only do when i have holywater and double or triple shot.
Agreed. :)
22:39
That's what he gets for killing Luigi.
yes thats right
Yeah!!!!! 😃😠
Huh? I dont get it
@@troyandrew6154 looks like someone who didn't see the smash bros ultimate direct from 2018
2/9/19 finally beat this game after 22 years one the most hardest game ever and best games
I'm 30, and I'm caught in a cobweb of bittersweet nostalgia :))
Ah yes, when you were 3 years old
Ziemomysł as a kid i always thought cobweb was Cow-web
Bittersweet is right. Nostalgia is a double-edged.
11:00 No one will ever convince me that castle isn't flipping us off.
This game was so hard.
NOSAJ YESLOOW Kids today have *NO* idea the struggle we had to go through in games back then
Ian Finrir ikr
Ian Finrir ok boomer
@@ianfinrir8724 there are plenty of hard games nowadays
I beat this game by cheats
It is actually incredibly easy to get the Double/Triple upgrades in this game - just destroy about 10 enemies/objects with a special weapon, and you will get it as your next drop. You can exploit this like crazy when you become aware of it.
I didn’t know this after all these years, probably because I traditionally always banked my hearts and specials for the boss fights.
Love you. Thanks a million. Never knew this.
Thank you James Rolfe for introducing me to this series all those years ago.
Did he take you back to the past
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A Castlevania television series was considered in the late 1980s as part of the Super Mario Bros. Power Hour, a one hour animation block of Nintendo focused video game adaptations. Concept art was produced for the project by DIC Animation City. Only the Mario and Zelda segments for the block were ultimately produced, airing in 1989 as part of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!.
A Castlevania film was planned in the late 2000s. However, in December 2007, Rogue Pictures halted active development of Castlevania due to the writers' strike and, later, the sale of the studio to Relativity Media and possibility of a screen actors' guild strike. On May 27, 2009, the Castlevania film was reported as officially canceled.
I never played this game as a kid, but this kind of soundtrack certainly brings back that feel good of childhood.
Amazing how far graphics came from back then but the art design was still so good imo that itbgave you that creepy feeling of being in a castle of the undead. From the torn curtains, blue windows amd candles. Awesome!!! Music was great too.
After Super Mario Brothers 3, this is my all time favorite NES game. I never tire of playing it.
Same here
Just curious, where does Legend of Zelda rank for you?
5:13
"What's he waiting for? ...wait, what in the hell!?"
That's a new one for me. Thanks a bunch for sharing this video, man.
27 years ago I saw the chest coming out from the ground. But never knew how I made it happen. Until now that I see him waiting for it🤣
My dad would always play this when I was a younger lad. I swear I saw him beat the game with just the stopwatch once. Miss these kinds of games tbh
The best Castlevania in my opinion.
A nice classic.
I prefer the likes of Aria of Sorrow ;)
Zheoferyth I know right ✌
you end it in 30min bro
Id honestly buy this if it had a save feature
VERY nicely done. That was fun to watch. This game takes me back to the 6th grade. Took me until the 7th grade to pass it (I'm an old man) and I sure as hell died a lot trying; but it was satisfying when I finally beat this game. My mind is blown with how you beat The Grim Reaper - I always used the boomerang. Never seen it done with the holy water.
You can't be that old. Early 40s, I'm guessing?
@@edwardgaines6561 i used boomerang too...we same age bro lol
@@Shayzar1 I used to use boomerang...seems like the game would freeze up sometimes tho
Holy water massacre! 😮
The soundtrack in this game is so incredibly good even being 8 bit
8:14 One of my favorite music track in the Castlevania franchise
All these years later, I still haven't beaten this game. I've never been able to get past Death.
I finally beat it after 27 years,used cheats and it was still tricky.beat Simon's quest legit though back in 1990.
its very easy to beat Death. Make sure you have the Triple Shot (the III) and Holy Water. Once he drops down from the ceiling, hit his undead ass with the Holy Water once he touches the ground. He'll be stunned and take damage. Not to mention his ass cant move. Keep doing that until he's dead. If you like more of a challenge, use the Holy Cross Boomerangs against him instead.
+Troy Turner Haha what are you, Grandma's Boy? (best stoner movie by the way)
13Gangland That was an awesome movie by the way and I HAVE woken up on the kitchen counter after a night of blackout partying hahaha. I made that comment to the kid because I get tired of hearing people bitch about not being able to beat a particular game. So I gave him a solution on how to beat it y'know?
And fuck Simon's Quest. That game was so goddamn lame. It's a poor man's version of Symphony of the Night.
I miss this faceless hero
holyinfantry999 He's back
In smash
Kamauri 64 wanaFyte
His name is Trevor
Alex Sands, this one is Simon, Trevor is in the 3rd NES game.
I will have Castlevania music stuck in my head all day now. lol
at least i'm not the only victim......lol
Same tbh
This game is legendary.. Definitely top 5 Nes games imo.. Zelda, SMB3, Castlevania,Punchout, Metroid
Solar Jetman, Metroid, Castlevania, Zelda, Punchout.
🥰
Battletoads
Honorable mentions: Kid Icarus, Contra, Double Dragon ll, Mega Man, and Final Fantasy.
(These are essential in any Nintendo collection)
Wow, what a trip down memory lane. This is the game that in January 1991 made me a Nintendo Addict. Went on to play Castlevania 3 which was just the best. Then SNES which was awesome too.
Thanx...
You made it look real easy! One of the hardest games ever!
I beat Castlevania III before buying the original. This game isn’t too bad once you’ve conquered the ball busting third entry. Granted it took a LOT of tries to get Dracula’s pattern down.
1990 my 4th game, I love it bcuz I still have it, and after so long I still haven't beat this game, this tunes are the best, Im emotional makes me feel like a kid again, tnx alot for this video!!!
@1:45 you can find an additional 1-up in this room by dropping down to the mid-level platform , then walk and hold left while you run in place against the top platform for a few seconds. The 1-Up will rise up from the left of the screen.
It's hard but for a newbie like me to get to level 8 just pissing about shows me it can be beaten. It's a very playable game despite its age. Castlevania series is awesome
Castlevania is legendary with Spectacular graphics and ABSOLUTELY AWESOME gameplay
Yeah. Mind-blowing graphics. Literal photorealistic image before my eyes
One of the first Nintendo games I have ever bought and it will always be my favorite
I can't beleive such a simple game, made such a good franchise
Ahhh, so many memories! Never beat it but still loved it. Nice to see so much hidden stuff in it.
14:57 Wow, the triple shot there out of context XD
18:25
Simon: "Ugh, gotta wait a bit for that axe to disappear... might as well dance to the awesome music while I'm waiting."
You missed at least one secret that I'm aware of. The block Simon was standing on at 6:42 contains a double/triple shot. You may not count that as a "secret," because it's not a flashing kind, but it's hidden behind a block, so it absolutely counts as a secret in this game.
Damn, everything about this game is so good.
En el stage 12 las primeras escaleras te toca el murcielago entras a otro mundo
@@eduardoranchosdavila8855 imagine replying to someone's comment with other language
I’ve came back to this game after years, now I’m stuck on level 15. If you can’t get through level 12-15 to the boss WITH the holy water, I don’t see how you can get through! I almost got to the boss at level 15 with it but died just before. As someone else said this is the OG rage quit game 😂 thanks for the video, learned a ton of secrets
This takes me back to my childhood I love it
I used to play this game over and over. I could get to the last part and always died, After watching this video, I now know what I did wrong. I did not know that you could go back down the stairs and beef up your hearts before attempting to kill the opponent. I was always too lean on the hearts to pull it off. But 30 years ago, I didn't know about UA-cam either. Oh well, at least I know how the game ends now!
Great game, playing it on my Switch. That soundtrack is incredible.
The entire CV series is so underrated and never got the attention it deserves.
Nostalgic. Fun, too. Stoker had a paragraph at the very end of Dracula which describes the castle sinking into an open chasm that appears when Dracula is killed. Stoker removed it for some reason before the book was published. It's interesting that the castle here does exactly the same thing.
***** Yes, that could very well be.
I remember buying Castlevaina the day it came out, I was 7 years old at the time (Prime NES age) and my friend and I beat the game in two days. It was such a big accomplishment beating NES games and then bragging about it in school and then there were those kids who never believed that you really beat the game. (That's why you always had a friend over to back each other up) Those were some good times!
Wow, up until this moment I actually thought this game was impossible... Subbed for re-writing my childhood!
I can't imagine that any of the Castlevania games would be impossible. Though, from what I've played, this first game is definitely tough. I'm kind of scared to try out the 3rd one. I've heard horror stories about it's difficulty.
@@DADA-yt1pt The japanese version of Castlevania III is easier so that’s probably the best version for a first timer. Still a tough game though no doubt.
I could never beat this game as a kid (I'm 38 now), so I'm grateful for this video.
I'm still playing this and I'm in my 40's! I only came here bc I couldn't get past the Grim Reaper board just now. Didn't realize I was close to meeting Dracula! Lol
Your old lol
@@aaronedwards7178 Yep I sure am dude! 😄
Great long time ago!
like Yesterday
The game that started it all. All we need now is the movie adaptation.
You really want the hollywierd pedos to fuck this up too?
There’s a series on Netflix. I haven’t checked it out yet but it seems to have decent reviews.
I've got castlevania,Mario,contra,zelda inside of my ADN. I belong to the old gaming school.
eres hispanohablante no? Porque en ingles es DNA no ADN
tu si ah! XD!
eneomaos no you're not. you just played the most mainstream games of the third generation of gaming.
so what?
Dixit Dominus When people try and act edgy by playing old school games haha no different than people who pretend to like old music.
The first time the bat came off the ceiling it scared the shit out of me. I was never able to get past the 2nd level until much later so I associate the first 2 levels with one part of my childhood, and the 3rd level and beyond with a different time period.
i remember paying like $30 to $40 for this cartridge 80's rule
Yeah I used to sell them.. The stores only paid $5 or $6 for them. lol
PCFanatic LetsPlay lol. Me too. Those cheap ass companies. Remember that chain for used games in late 90s? Funcoland?
@@mOnocularJohn Bullshit! I owned a video game store and you are way off. We bought NES games anywhere from $42 to $58 each, wholesale. Larger retailers sometimes got better pricing than this. Super Mario Bros. 3 was the most expensive game, wholesaling at $58. I made a whopping $1.99 on each one I sold, but it brought people into the store.
@Eric Yep I remember Funcoland, they put a lot of mom and pop shops like mine out of business. Amazon and used games at Gamestop have killed off almost all of the rest.
Well I worked at Hills Dept store in the late 1980s and saw all the invoices, since I was in charge of tracking inventory down to the cartridge.
Allot of mom and Pop shops (flea market fleabags) still think they're worth $58 bucks
One my favorite games to play when I was 10 in the late 80's. Became a fan of the franchise in general.
Hyped for Simon Belmont on Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Spent countless of hrs infront of tv playing this game, damn 30+ yrs ago🤯
_CLASSIC_ _CLASSIC_ _CLASSIC_
This is still one of my favorite castlevania games! One oft the best soundtracks 🤩
YES. Thank you. I beat the game on the NES with your help. Dracula may look easy but the timing is so precise, oh mah God.
You missed one secret where you could have gotten the triple shot at 6:37. Where one of the stone blocks underneath the candle which is next to the small flight of stairs before the first bone dragon.
That's not a bone dragon
I like how the sound effects can slightly alter the score of the music due to limited sound channels, really makes the game a little different everytime
What a great game! Brings back great memories! I always preferred using boomerangs than the holy water. This game is harder to defeat than the coronavirus.
Man, I miss playing Symphony of the Night. The last stage and Dracula fight reminded me of Symphony.
6:40 You missed a secret on the block you are standing on. I know it's another Double shot but still. It wiuld have been nice to also show that.
It would have been a triple shot since he already had double shot.
+William K antes das estatuas que cospem fogo, bem embaixo de onde o vampiro dorme agarrado
III shot
That god-damn hallway before Death nearly gave me an aneurysm xD I love the game, though. It's hard, but seriously satisfying.
Dut dut dudududut! Dutdadadada Dutdadadada!
dada dadadada dadadudadadadududa daaadaaadaaaduuudaaa XD
+Rapid Fire tatatataruuuuuu (tutututuu-tutututuu)
Muito divertido! Tem remix dessa musica nao tem?
Rapid Fire Falando com gringo?
BrutalHero BR Ops
Thanks for bringing me back to 1991 when I played this game. Nostalgia forever.
Masterful! Definitely going to be studying this run for myself
Kids who never played this game on an actual NES console have NO IDEA how insanely difficult it was!
This video makes it look easy, but the controls were so unwieldy that even the seemingly simple act of getting Simon to climb the dang stairs was often a challenge! 😩
I NEVER would have thought that the Holy Water would make Level 5 so much easier...
I know right?!! I remember as a 9 year old struggling at the end to beat the game.
Beat this game when the NES era was still current. Frankenstein and Igor were my wall back in the day, not death. Also, anybody else watching this just to see where all of the hidden treasures were in all of the stages? I never knew of any in the last two stages until today.
Um verdadeiro clássico dos games !!!
Classic game ! Unforgiveble !!
I remember that first catchy theme. This game was so bizarre to me as a kid I mean I've never beaten it but only remember dying to the first boss bat. Awesome nostalgicness.
Simon for Smash y’all!
Who is here after he was announced for Smash Bros
present.
Yup.
Me three
🙋
Sweet! I haven’t seen this game since my NES got taken from me permanently when I was 12. I’m now 46 and I’ve always wondered how it ended. Great upload.
I just played this game for the first time today, and let me tell you... FUCK MEDUSA HEADS.
Okay so I beat the game! I wish I had played this game sooner. It's super fun slaying the forces of evil. :D
It's a really hard game.
Whoever made this video makes it look easy, but you can tell he/she has spent countless hours practicing this game.
DarkZide8 plus all the secret he found
90% of all deaths are Medusa head related!!!!
great game w iconic music now! today's games are visually stunning but many are so complex that it takes the fun away, at least for me. give me a cross pad and an A and B button and i'm good to go. death was hard for me too, but I was able to get past him most times. thanks for the upload!
I think this is why I always come back to my NES. Simplicity wins every time!
Wow! This walkthrough was really good. I want to say three things I consider important:
1. You forgot to break the left block under the candles in 6:43 before go to upstairs. You can find a multiplier for your subweapon, a bag or hearts.
2. Frankenstein almost killed you. Throw a bottle of holy water to Frankenstein every second aprox. as you did it with Death in stage 15, but do it before the hunchman begins to jump. Do the same with bone dragons in stage 12, throw the holy water on their heads when their heads are near the floor.
3. You can kill the Axe Knights (in stages 14 and 15) with a bottle of holy water by jumping and throwing it on their shields. The fire from holy water will kill them easily.
By the way, thanks for showing all secrets. I didn't know about the secret in 19:46.
Don't tell them how to play the game like the self claimed perfectionist you are. Just let them play it their own way.
@@bigoof9654 jeez dude, who pissed in your cheerios this morning?
Comment was made two years ago. My views have changed since then. I'm still gonna take the L though.
I was thinking point 3 in my head watching the playthrough and he’s right jump toss holy water at the shield knights gets em everytime
You know, most games on the NES haven’t aged that well, but between the music, the level design and the various weapons, this game feels just as fun now as it was in 1986!
11:16
Exactly _how_ is the player supposed to pick up _that_ secret?? -_-
Maybe it was just a leftover or a glitch.
The players weren't necessarily supposed to find all secrets on their own back then.
Get the power, the nintendo power
Thanks for all the secrets. I've beaten this game so many times and I haven't finished it myself of finding all hidden items.
I used to play for hours in this game when young never passed the whole thing, one of the most difficult games ever, I passed mario bros but this game was a impossible to finished LOL.
I passed this game.....but never super mario bros 😂😂😂