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GamerFitnation: The epic conclusion to the reboot of the Castlevania franchise is finally upon us. Do the story, gameplay and sound in Castlevania keep true to form while improving upon its faults?

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"Mercury Steam surprised the gaming world and Castlevania fans with Lords of Shadow back in 2010 with a bold new look and take on the immensely popular series. The world was larger with grand landscapes, intense action and enormous boss battles rivaling God of War in terms of scope and execution. Mirror of Fate was then released continuing the story line first for the Nintendo 3DS and later for the PS3 and Xbox 360. Is Lords of Shadow 2 a worthy successor to these two excellent titles?" - BootHammer

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Buddy Acker and SlasherJPC team up and review Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 on the PlayStation 3: "Ever since the best Castlevania game, Symphony of the Night, released, developers have been trying to successfully repeat its formula. Some have succeeded, and some have failed. MercurySteam surprised Castlevania fans everywhere by taking the series in an entirely new direction with Lords of Shadow. Lords of Shadow worked because MercurySteam wasnt trying to repeat the past, but their obvious love for all things Castlevania shone through in the game. They then attempted another repeat of Symphony of the Night with Lords of Shadow Mirror of Fate, a wholly uninteresting game filled with dull combat and centered around a useless leveling system"

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An absorbing action game with gorgeous visuals, and a game with disappointing distractions thrown in periodically to make you groan. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 is all of these things. You play as Gabriel Belmont, currently known as Dracula, on a quest to end his immortality and prevent the forces of hell to run free.

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The time has finally come to end the Lords of Shadow story arch and Dracula is coming into the spotlight. The Lords of Shadow story arch has been a tremendous series for Castlevania. It managed to bring the storied franchise back into the good graces of gamers everywhere and it was a worthy of the Castlevania name after an extended hiatus from consoles. Now we find ourselves at the end of the line with Konami and Mercury Steam pulling out all the stops. Does Lords of Shadow 2 conclude the arch on a good note or did the hype get the best of it? Step into the darkness and let's uncover the truth of Dracula's past.

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"When Metroid was released back on the NES, it introduced a different style of side scrolling platforming. There was a large focus on navigating left, right, up and down the screen and exploring to acquire new abilities to reach even more places. Later Castlevania adopted this same style of game for the 2D titles. The name Metroidvania was given to this type of game. These games were generally large with a lot to find and are known for back tracking to previously visited locations. Guacamelee! is a game that approaches this style of game, and well, it just seems to fall short when compared to Metroid. Though it is enjoyable, the game just isnt that great." - Scott Fawcett