A portable version of Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night was in development for the Game.com, the ill-fated handled console created by Tiger Electronics in 1997, but soon the project vanished in the vaporware limbo and it’s unknown how much of the game was really completed before the cancellation. As other Game.com titles (see Resident Evil 2), this Castlevania should have been a “downgraded port” of the Playstation / Saturn Symphony Of The Night, with some evident differences for the limits of the hardware.
Only few screens remain from this project, preserved in the gallery below.
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Looks nice! looks just like the disk based versions ecxept in black and white!
Heres a vid with the gameplay footage! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6DUBLS10h8&feature=related
Except that this video is a Playstation version with a b&w filter applied. If there’s any doubt about the resolution, pause it at 21 seconds and see if that looks like 200×160 resolution to you. You got suckered, Clayton, and passed along the bait.
Thank you Clayton.
But it doesn’t look like Game.Com Castlevania.
It looks too good to be a video from the Game.com version… but it could have been a “target render”. It’s more probable that it’s just a video from the PSX version with some Black / White filters however :P
so cool
No n64 port? How uninteresting..
Real video!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G9p2ceWSWYI
A prototype has been released over at Hidden Palace.