The original Castlevania from the old NES 8-bit days finds its way to your living room once again via the Nintendo eShop

It was supposedly going to be somewhat of a lead up to Castlevania Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate, but for some reason it was delayed for a few weeks. If you are in my age group, and some of you just might be then you know exactly what I'm talking about. Turn back the clock to 1987, when the original Castlevania was first introduced. It sparked a new style of game play, with its whipping action, destroying candles to gain points and power ups like holy water, time stop device and so fourth. We were given a new hero to worship, Simon Belmont. The original Castlevania was such a big hit, it sparked yet another and another hit title one right after the other. Nowadays, too many gamers have been desensitized by the introduction of 3D Castlevania games like Lament of Innocence and Curse of Darkness.

Now you can relive those classic days gone old once again thanks to the release of the classic Castlevania from the 8-bit NES days for the Nintendo eShop. First it landed on the Wii Virtual console a while back, and now the fans can take it on the road anywhere they choose, while enjoying that whip cracking goodness that classic gamer fans are well familiar with. You can head to the source page and find out more if you like. I'm still trying to find out how much they are charging for it. As soon as I do, I'll update this page with the new information. In the meantime, why not check out a long play run of the original Castlevania a fan posted on YouTube a while back below.

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Fear for Sale: Nightmare Cinema Collectors

Uncover the secrets of a spooky old theater in Fear For Sale: Nightmare Cinema! When the entire audience disappears from a film screening at an old theater downtown, you must go behind the scenes to find out who is responsible for the crime. But things quickly go from weird to worse when you finally realize where the missing audience members went. You’ll need all of your investigatory skills to solve this case and escape the Nightmare Cinema before the screen goes dark forever!

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David Hayter speaks his mind about not getting the voice acting role for Solid Snake in The Phantom Pain

Ever since Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain was officially announced, and some incredible game play footage revealed for it, the fans have been asking the big question. Where is the voice of David Hayter? He isn't doing the role for Solid Snake as he always has?, you've got to be kidding me. It really has been a public outrage over the matter, and hell hath no fury like a Metal Gear Solid fan's scorn. Hideo Kojima responded with some statements in regards to Hayter not doing Snakes voice this time around. Here is some of what he stated when asked about it recently.

“What we’re trying to accomplish here is [to] recreate the Metal Gear series. It’s a new type of Metal Gear game and we want to have this reflected in the voice actor as well.”

David Hayter himself gave a reasonably longer statement, more like a long goodbye letter to the world regarding his own thoughts about leaving the world of Solid Snake. After all, he has performed Snake's voice ever since the first Metal Gear Solid landed in our living room back in 1998 on the PS1. That role has stuck ever since, all the way up to Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker made its debut in 2010. Hayter's response to the fan base out there is pretty long and explanatory, which I'm sure a lot of you Metal Gear fans are desperately wanting one right now. You can find it in its entirety at Twitlonger. It was posted on April 1st, and unfortunately it's not an April fools joke I'm afraid. But at least it'll set your mind at ease better than it was beforehand.

David, you will be missed my friend. Thank you for the long amount of time that you did Snake's voice. It's something that will not be forgotten, and even though Metal Gear is moving in another direction, every time Solid Snake speaks a word, you will come to mind.

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Download Free Game Lsaac The Adventurer Full Version

Download Game Lsaac The Adventurer - Free PC Game - Full VersionLsaac The Adventurer

Filehost Mirrors: Uploaded.net, Rapidgator.netYear: 2012 | PC | English | Developer & Publisher: Artisiti d.o.o. | 191 MBGenre: 3D platformerPlatforming elements· Multiple puzzles· 24 levels· Time shifting abilities· Traps· High score system



















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Trivia Machine Reloaded

Trivia Machine Reloaded features thousands of trivia questions across nine fun categories including TV, Movies, and more. With questions ranging from easy to expert in each round, it’s the perfect game for trivia players of all levels! You’ll use strategy and trivia knowledge to work your way up the trivia ladder so get ready to show what you know!

Thousands of fun trivia questions!
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Adelantado Trilogy: Book Two Updated

The story of Adelantado continues in Book Two – get ready for new adventures and unexpected twists! The sequel starts where the previous part left off. Don Diego has found a new path and now he continues his mission. There are still survivors from the previous expedition to save, glory to achieve and gold for the Spanish Crown to find. His crew, however, is tired. While some people start to rebel and abandon Don Diego, some stay loyal, and together they advance through wild jungles and endless swamps. The atmosphere is moody and grim but Don Diego tries to keep everybody cheerful, though an ever-present rival, Commander Rodriguez, is more evil than ever!

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Grim Tales 5 Blood Mary BETA

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