Video Game Reviews: Nintendo DS
Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
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3.6601
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Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
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Yahoo! Games
Reprising the soul system used in Aria of Sorrow, players are able to power up Soma by capturing the souls randomly left behind by dead demons. Split into four types (bullet, guardian, enchant, and ability), the souls can be used for magic attacks and
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Gamecritics
It may not be very original or innovative when compared to the rest of the games in the series, but Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow succeeds in bringing a similar level of polish and quality to the Nintendo DS.
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Modojo
A delightful trip through a macabre fun house full of blood and assorted horrors that should not be missed by anyone who enjoys playing games, that is, unless you're just sick of 2D Castlevania.
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NTSC uk
Those fans who harbour a grievance against Igarashi will almost certainly be displeased to hear that the latest Castlevania adventure, Dawn of Sorrow, once again sticks to the trusty ‘Super Metroid’ blueprint. Following on from Aria of Sorrow/Minuet
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RPGFan
If you liked "Aria of Sorrow," pick up DoS. If not, steer clear.
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DS Advanced
Then just as I was sitting down to begin my complaint-filled review, intelligence took over. I decided that it has been two years since Aria of Sorrow. Maybe my human brain could use a refresher course? I dusted off Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and jammed
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GameBrink
While traversing the map there are many encounters with a wide variety of enemies. Most all of the enemies have horrible attack patterns that can be figured out and beaten within seconds of seeing the enemy appear. Of course as the game progresses the
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Siliconera
large and original. Where else can you find a giant skull with hands for feet? One major change is the amount of anime influence seen in the character design. Just compare the cover art between the two games. One looks distinctly gothic and one looks more
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