exactly :D...

just make sure that when you exit the VC you do it the correct way, if you turn off the Wii from the VC game, it would not create a restore point (VC quick save feature) To do this:

while in the game, push the "home" button, here you would have 3 options: Wii menu, Reset, operation guide.

Wii menu: would exit to the wii menu and create a restore point. Once you start the game again, you would be at the same exact point where you were when you pushed "home"

Reset: would reset the VC game. It would erase any progress and send you to the main menu of taht game..

OG: a guide on how that specific game works, some include items, controls scheme.. and so on...

On games that have the save option you can also create retsore points :)

chang_1910

you can not save either with Super castlevnia IV, but as in CV 1 you have continue and bc of teh Restore point of the VC, saving is not a big deal here :)

glad I helped :D

chang_1910

lil late for the thread...

but agree with above... I`m a castlevania fan (as my sig show :P ) and for a new comer to the old-school part of the series Super CV IV is the best. if you do not feel frustated with that one and want to go more old school I would wait until CV 3, you could try CV for NES but it has being crazy for some, is a HARD game.

If it help you could go to my reviews about them. I have not done CV2 (lack of time) but 1 and 4 are there.

hope taht help a bit :D

Enjoy gaming.. :D

chang_1910

How many clones are there in this game. I thought there were going to be none but now I hear Ganondorf and Captain Falcon are clones and Falco, Fox, AND Wolf are all clones with the SAME final smash, that's just ridiculous and lazy.Conroi58

I would suggest the SNES one. It has a lot of similarities with the original NES one but with less frustration.Jazunn

There are 3. Castlevania 1 and 2 are 500 points each, and Super Castlevania IV is 800 points.BuryMe