Oct 04, 2017 Dracula X: Rondo of Blood The 'lost' Castlevania. This version of the game took nearly 15 years to make its way to the U.S. Konami published it exclusively on the PC Engine CD-ROM^2, the Japanese equivalent of the Turbo CD. Nov 15, 2017 Baixar CASTLEVANIA RONDO OF BLOOD (Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo) PC Engine 16 Bits O enredo do jogo se desenvolve no ano de 1792, baseando-se mais uma vez na premissa do eterno conflito entre. Akumajou Dracula X Chi No Rondo (J).rar for - Turbografx 16 Cd @ Dope Roms. To make clear, this patch will translate the TurboGrafx-CD version of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood into English. Everything will be translated; even the voiced dialogue will be replaced with the official Konami English dub from Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles (PSP). However miscellaneous grunts will retain their original Japanese. Castlevania: Rondo of Blood a is a platform-adventure video game developed by Konami for the PC Engine 's Super CD-ROM² System directed by Toru Hagihara. It is set in the fictional universe of the Castlevania series, where the protagonist Richter Belmont goes to save his lover Annette, who was abducted by Dracula.

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Castlevania - Rondo of Blood (english translation) Game Description

This is a complete English translation of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (a.k.a. Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo). Everything is translated; even the voiced dialogue is replaced with the official Konami English dub from Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles (PSP). However miscellaneous grunts will retain their original Japanese.

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Castlevania - Rondo of Blood (english translation) Review by: pollution_skunk - 10/10

HOT RICHTER-ON-MAIDEN ACTION!
If there is one videogame franchise that transitioned perfectly between different eras and hardware while successfully mixing things up considerably between each installment, it's Konami's classic Castlevania/Akumajou Dracula (Dracula's Demonic Castle) series.
Born in Nintendo's Famicom Disk System peripheral (a floppy disk/diskette drive for the japanese NES) in 1986 as a rather standard action-platformer with (in?)famously stiff gameplay, the original Akumajou Dracula was a surprise hit, receiving ports for the MSX2 OS (under the name of Vampire Killer), arcades (under the name of Haunted Castle) and finally a cartridge conversion (which was re-released much later in Japan with selectable difficulty levels) for the western NES, whose success made the Castlevania name stick to the franchise like industrial glue, at least in non-asian territories.
Riding on the popularity of action-RPGs in mid-to-late 80's Japan and evolving the concepts first presented in the MSX2 Vampire Killer, Konami released the universally-despised Dracula: Noroi no Fuuin/Castlevania II: Simon's Quest for the Famicom Disk System in 1987 (it took one year to release the western version this time because of the game's bigger focus on dialogue and the need to downgrade the game's sound and save function so it could run on a standard NES), with the franchise coming back to it's roots (whoa, already?!) after the FDS died with 1989's Akumajou Densetsu (Legend Of The Demonic Castle)/Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse (which once again was released much earlier than the American version due to the japanese cart's use of Konami's awesome VRC6 mapper chip, which is sadly incompatible with western NESes due to Nintendo's imperialistic policies at the time. At least it received some slight upgrades and touch-ups in the transition, but the JP version is still worth playing for the fantastic soundtrack and awesome graphical effects alone).
In the 16-bit era, SEGA fanatics got the Bram Stoker's Dracula-inspired Vampire Killer/Castlevania Bloodlines/Castlevania: The New Generation while Nintendo lovers got Akumajou Dracula/Super Castlevania IV (which is actually a massively-expanded remake of the original FDS/NES Castlevania, as the japanese title implies), which neatly followed the series' traditions while adding some new stuff here and there, but everything changed when the 32-bit era came along, with Akumajou Dracula X: Nocturne Of The Moonlight/Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night's release. Castlevania Rondo Of Blood Iso

Syphony Of The Night massively changed many elements and aspects of the series for the better, adding a level of complexity rarely seen before or after to the Belmont family's eternal struggle against Dracula and his dark forces. Actually, scratch that whole Belmont thing. SotN was the first Castlevania not to focus exclusively on the holders of the holy Vampire Killer whip, following the wacky adventures of Dracula's own half-vampire son Alucard in his mission to avenge his human mother's death under the hands of his blood-sucking dad after a millenia-long sleep (he was last seen in Castlevania III at the time) while the young, spunky, energetic and familiar-wielding Maria Renard looks for her missing brother-in-law Richter Belmont, which defeated Drac while rescuing some maidens along the way in the series' previous game but mysteriously vanished after that.
- Wait, Richter Belmont? Who's this guy?! Last time I checked, Super Castlevania IV's protagonist was the one and only Simon Belmont!
- You are half-right, 90's gamer. SCIV's protagonist indeed is Simon Belmont, but the last Castlevania released before Symphony Of The Night was Castlevania Dracula X, in 1995.
- Oh, Dracula X? That one sucks! And it doesn't have any maidens on it!
- The version of Dracula X you know does suck and has 0% maiden power on it, but the one I'm going to review doesn't and has tons of hot Richter-