Castlevania: I paid $10 - $15 (I can't remember)

Castlevania 2: My brother bought it years ago, so I have no idea.

Castlevania 3: I got it for $7. That includes shipping.

Mine are practically new as well, so $99 is way overpriced.

[QUOTE="ainge"]I really enjoyed dominating Dracula from Dracula X for the SNES. It took a while to figure the battle out, but once I did I laughed at his falure to beat me.chang_1910

:lol: :lol: and yea.. I think that dracula was one of the few that the "battle patern" was not as easy (or as the same) as others old-schooler ....

But I still stick with Dracula from CV1... beating that one with slow simon was priceless :twisted:

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I would like to say Death from CV1, but I have never beat him without using the glitch and that is unfair :lol:

I've beaten CV1 Death a couple of times with out the holy water trick. But trust me, the battle itself is unfair, so don't feel bad about having to take the easy way out. Death doesn't deserve a fair fight!

Hello all. I havn't posted in a while, but I wanted to share this. I got bored at work yesterday and thought I'd make my own box art for Order of Ecclesia. Keep in mind this is NOT OFFICIAL, just something I whipped (no pun intended) up.

Zelda - Link's Awakening - One of my favorite Zelda games (liked the Black and White one best because you can skip text faster)

Mario Land 2 Six Golden Coins - My favorite portable traditional Mario game

Wario Land 3 - My favorite handheld platforming game

Tetris DX - timeless classic now in color!

Dragon Warrior 3 - a fantastic remake of an already great game

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[QUOTE="tobenator"]If they just didn't put aliens in it. Aliens? Aliens?!?! I wouldn't have even minded if putting the skull back just made everything explode or whatever, like it always does in Indy movies, but I just couldn't accept the fact that their were legit aliens in it. Maybe I'm just looking at it the wrong way. None of the movies are really that realistic, but I just thought overall this was just a little over the top than usual, and that may have pushed it over the edge for me.teh_destroyer

100% agreed. I was thinking the temple was going to collapse when they put the skull back and I would have walked away thinking it was a good, if not over-the-top, movie. But when the alien thing (obvious CGI) popped up and the saucer came out of the ground I lost most of my interest. Thinking about it now, it's almost enough to make me angry, but then I remember it was just a movie.

I mean JUST collapse, kind of like the Temple in Last Crusade. I didn't need ET and Close Encounters to be thrown in for good measure.

If they just didn't put aliens in it. Aliens? Aliens?!?! I wouldn't have even minded if putting the skull back just made everything explode or whatever, like it always does in Indy movies, but I just couldn't accept the fact that their were legit aliens in it. Maybe I'm just looking at it the wrong way. None of the movies are really that realistic, but I just thought overall this was just a little over the top than usual, and that may have pushed it over the edge for me.tobenator

100% agreed. I was thinking the temple was going to collapse when they put the skull back and I would have walked away thinking it was a good, if not over-the-top, movie. But when the alien thing (obvious CGI) popped up and the saucer came out of the ground I lost most of my interest. Thinking about it now, it's almost enough to make me angry, but then I remember it was just a movie.