Ben-DutkaI'm sorry, I'm just not surprised at all.
It took only a few days for former Castlevania producer Koji "IGA" Igarashi's Kickstarter campaign to reach its goal of $500,000.
It has since generated nearly $4.5 million and the campaign isn't even over yet. It has already become the most funded video game ever on Kickstarter, easily eclipsing the former record-holder, Torment: Tides of Numenera , which pulled in $4,188,000. As Bloodstained follows in the footsteps of old 2D Castlevania titles, does this not prove that such a style of gameplay isn't dead?
I say Konami needs to seriously consider a true-blue successor to Symphony of the Night . The gaming world quite clearly would adore one.
Related Game(s): Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Doesn't seem like Konami cares about gaming as any more than an afterthought anymore to take note of this. Not that it matters much in this case. This pretty much IS a true-blue successor to SotN, does it really matter that you're not fighting Dracula again?
Edit: Also, Konami did make a successor to SotN once if you ask me. It was Dawn of Sorrow, which was absolutely brilliant.
Last edited by Draguss on 6/11/2015 11:05:38 PM
Which console was that on?
It was for DS, it was a sequel for a GBA one called Aria of Sorrow.
Cant wait to play this game. congrats to IGA and everyone involved.
God bless gamers for showing what they want despite being told they don't want it.
well records are always made to br brocken atleast thats the way the old say goes but well done to them really must be a really good game to garner so much support from the wider community
happy gaming
Which console was that on?
It was for DS, it was a sequel for a GBA one called Aria of Sorrow.
well records are always made to br brocken atleast thats the way the old say goes but well done to them really must be a really good game to garner so much support from the wider community
happy gaming
Cant wait to play this game. congrats to IGA and everyone involved.
God bless gamers for showing what they want despite being told they don't want it.
Doesn't seem like Konami cares about gaming as any more than an afterthought anymore to take note of this. Not that it matters much in this case. This pretty much IS a true-blue successor to SotN, does it really matter that you're not fighting Dracula again?
Edit: Also, Konami did make a successor to SotN once if you ask me. It was Dawn of Sorrow, which was absolutely brilliant.
Last edited by Draguss on 6/11/2015 11:05:38 PM