It sounds like more of a new game based on the concept of Brain Age rather than a port, actually.

So if somebody was trying to decide between Link To The Past and Minish Cap, which would you recommend? Link to the Past is much longer and slightly less linear (there are some dungeons you can do in whichever order you please [ie: most of the ones in the Dark World]). And also harder. All in all, ...

Uh, that SHadow of the Colossus screen looks nearly identical to what it looks like in-game. Don't see what you're getting at.

Kirby 64 still rules, though.

When I bought a naked copy of Golden Sun a couple of months ago, I checked it over for a few minutes before leaving the store. Of course, this is mainly because Golden Sun is an older game, GBA games are heavily pirated and I'm paranoid, but now I'll make sure to check my games throughly. That's pre...

Aside from the bands I normally/regularily, I've been listening to a lot Dream Theater and The Panic Channel.. even if I have very little music by them (Hell, The Panic Channel has one album).

This is totally awesome. I'd buy one for sure.. then again, I'd buy any7thing related to Power Stone..

All the same since Symphony? Right.. that's why you listed systems the Metroidvania Castlevanias didn't appear on. Not to mention the 3D games aren't anything LIKE Symphony.

Besides, I was under the impression we were talking about PORTS- the same game but on a different system- not series'

CurulleanCat wrote:Castlevania NES SNES GEN SATURN PSX PS2 Xbox GBA DS

Guilty gear PSX DC PS2 Xbox DS

Surprisingly no one did those......

Yeah, because they're not the same game, just the same series.

Castlevania 1 hasn't ever apperaed on the PS2 or the Xbox, for one.

Marvel vs Capcom 2 (ARC, DC, PS2)
Tales of Symphonia (GCN, PS2)
Star Wars: Republic Commando (PC, XBOX)