One thing I haven't really put too much focus on is when it comes to interviews with people in the gaming industry. That's about to change. Not interviews from me personally though. I only wish I were that lucky. But interviews in general just to get a glimpse into the life of those who make the games we love and cherish so dearly. Like the one just done a few days ago at Eurogamer with Castlevania producer David Cox. This is one of the main brains behind the next Castlevania game title Lords of Shadow Mirror of Fate.
By the way if your wondering why Konami games publishing has chosen such a long winded name for the new Castlevania it's probably because of the interactive features it's supposed to have with Lords of Shadow 2 coming out on the Xbox360, PS3 and so fourth. Let's also hope the the DLC or downloadable content in the next Castlevania game will be much better than the last Lords of Shadow was, and Mirror of Fate included of course. So if your interested in what David Cox has to say in regards to both new Castlevania titles then head over to Eurogamer and check it out. It's pretty long and very informative as to what we can all expect from both Castlevania games. And according to Dav Cox, after Lords of Shadow 2 is finished that will be the end of that particular series forever. No more Lords of Shadow games.
By the way if your wondering why Konami games publishing has chosen such a long winded name for the new Castlevania it's probably because of the interactive features it's supposed to have with Lords of Shadow 2 coming out on the Xbox360, PS3 and so fourth. Let's also hope the the DLC or downloadable content in the next Castlevania game will be much better than the last Lords of Shadow was, and Mirror of Fate included of course. So if your interested in what David Cox has to say in regards to both new Castlevania titles then head over to Eurogamer and check it out. It's pretty long and very informative as to what we can all expect from both Castlevania games. And according to Dav Cox, after Lords of Shadow 2 is finished that will be the end of that particular series forever. No more Lords of Shadow games.
This raises a new question and I'd like your input on this. Should Konami games like these go back to their original roots? Meaning, should the world of Castlevania go back and use classic titles like Dracula's Curse and Simon's Quest or even the original Castlevania game as a catalyst for future games? It probably goes back to the debate of weather or not Castlevania should even be in 3D or just stay in a 2D universe.
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