i love it, finally dracula x chronicles on pc
>that upscale
>get aPSTV
>hell yeah Castlevania DxC
>it doesn't fucking work
It's like they want people to pirate it
>finally
Mate, PPSSPP has been able to emulate that for years. Also, DXC is a shit remake honestly.
>>3511687
Looks best on oled vita desu.
its not perfect, but i like the remake
>>3511713
Still, comes with SOTN and the original ROB.
>>3511783
*comes with a butchered version of SOTN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4-aFrKoL-I
>>3511792
Shitty translations that remove things "becuz dey wunt get duh wference" suuuure are awesome
Sell your computer and buy a pc engine sempai
>>3511792
>butchered
You can select japanece voice acting with Norio Wakamoto and english subs. Has extra content and cut content from the original japanese release. It's the best version of SOTN.
>>3511792
God, why are both versions not even close to the original's translation?
>>3512016
There's a difference between accurate and literal.
>>3511792
>more content
>non-4kids translation
>butchered
>>3511792
>Muh shitty translation that became memes
PSP version is objectively better.
>>3512027
Both are not even close to accurate.
>>3511812
I hope that you recapped your unit.
>>3511792
That orginal translation is autistic as fuck makes sense why some of you would prefer it. They just say random shit to each other. The psp version they have an actual conversion
>>3511687
Shame the original still has the sound out of sync on the cut scenes though,
>>3512921
And the music cuts off. Shame really as i love playing both versions of this.
>>3513241
Shame the game was shit.
>>3511792
Holy shit, I had no idea how much better the psp version was
>>3513319
You gotta play the Japanese re-relase that fixes pretty much everything.
HCG101 sums it up well
>In Japan, at least, Capcom heard the cries of disgruntled gamers, annoyed at the collection aspects. A year after the original release, Capcom issued a budget priced version version called Goku Makaimura Kai, which offers an additional mode that more closely resembles the original games ("Kai" basically means "Revision"—Capcom did the same thing years earlier with their shooter "1943" and its upgrade, "1943 Kai".) There are three different play options that give you different amounts of lives and continues. No unlimited continues here. There's no life bar either—one hit, and your armor crumbles... take another hit and you're dead. In that sense, it's similar to the Ultimate mode in the original release, but they actually added mid-level checkpoints this time around and rearranged many of the enemies, so it's not quite as brutal as it was before.
The collection aspects are, for the most part, gone. Arthur begins with the double jump instead of obtaining it after the first stage; magic spells and shields are regularly found in item pots, instead of having a single hidden one that's in your inventory. Shields can now absorb direct attacks from enemies, but they break after a single hit. You can only carry one magic spell at a time now, but it works like the previous games—you can use it as much as you want, but you need to charge it up for a few seconds. The rings are still here, but they're entirely optional—collect three and you'll get an extra continue. There's no need to warp back and forth through any of the stages any more, although in classic Ghosts'n Goblins tradition, you have to run through all of the stages twice in order to face the true final boss.
>>3511810
>>3512013
>>3512016
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>>3513350
Hello millennials!
>he plays the PSP and PS1 version of SotN and not the superior Saturn one
Get a load of these plebians.
>>3513425
>gets told
>I'll tell them that they're born between the years 1980 and 1990!
Gen Z/Post-millennial is the term you're probably looking for, but you'd still be wrong. PSP version offers more than the western version of SOTN on PS1 or XBLA.
>>3513434
It offers only the new translation with no option to switch, and the god awful maria mode from the Saturn release iirc. Not much of a selling point. Still, for your money, the DXC was a pretty sweet deal.
>>3513440
You're talking out of your ass. The Maria mode in the PSP port is totally different from the Saturn port.
>>3513440
>It offers only the new translation with no option to switch
It offers the original japanese audio with english subtitles. I'll take that over dub-only any day.
>maria mode from the Saturn
Not only Maria mode but also the Maria boss fight when you're playing the normal game as Alucard.
Also the familiars Fairy and D. Tengu that were on the original PS1 Japanese release but were cut from the western version due to copyrights. In fact the PSP version gave us an english version of the song "Nocturne" (sang by the Fairy familiar), as well as the original japanese one.
Everything else is the same, you aren't really missing anything from the original PS1 version. It just has more content.
>>3511687
Don't forget to press forward after you attack for the longer whip.
>>3513701
Huh, never knew about that.
>>3513701
new to me as well. Is this also on the original or only the remake?
One thing I noticed on the original not too long ago is that you can moonwalk if you press and hold the attack button, you can move backwards without changing direction. It comes handy when fighting some enemies like axe knights, etc.
>>3513797
>Is this also on the original or only the remake?
I think it's only in the remake.
>>3513440
It offers a far superior English translation, the ability to use the original Japanese voice acting, a completely optional Maria mode, and other things that were not in the English PS1 release.
The PSP version of SotN is better than the original in every single way and the only reason to play the original game is if you're seriously THAT attached to the dialogue that became memes.
>>3513804
Just checked, you can also do it in the original.
Blew my mind really.
>>3513425
Fuck off.
>>3513430
Each version has its pros and cons. Even so both the PSP and Saturn versions are superior to the PS1 original imo.
>>3513430
Enjoy your inferior graphics and non-canon bonus features that clash with the rest of the game.