Best GBA game period

User Rating: 9.5 | Castlevania: Akatsuki no Minuet GBA
By DrVenture333x2 | Review Date:
I throughally enjoyed this game. It offers 15-20 hours minimum of gameplay and is enjoyable from start to finish. The story is alright, not great, and the charecters are fun, but the real attraction is the castle. It is quite big, and will take you sometime to get 100% of it explored. The leveling up process is great. Something that is new in this game is spirit collecting. Occasionally, an enemy will drop their spirit, and you will gain one of their powers. It is wierd at first, but soon becomes very fun. One drawback in collecting ALL of the enemy souls, is that while sometimes an enemy may give their soul after you kill a few of them, some may take hundreds, if not thousands of times to collect their powers. This can become very tedious. Overall if you still have the GBA and want to pick up a great game, pick this one up.

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