AVEE'S PROFILE

Castlevania has been one of my favorite series since childhood :D

Castlevania: I still can't beat this game the legit way. Fun for a quick pick-up and play session but dated.

Simon's Quest: Played it a lot as a kid. It's an open world epic ahead of its time, but some of the tasks were impossible to figure out without Nintendo Power's tips.

Dracula's Curse: Very well-designed and still stands up today. One of my favorites.

Super Castlevania IV: It's a great entry in the series but I found that it becomes less fun the older it gets. I love the atmosphere in this game.

Dracula X: I like it about as much as the first NES game. It's best not to think that it's a lamentable port of Rondo of Blood.

Bloodlines: A great game for the Megadrive. Still enjoyable today and full of interesting gimmicks.

Castlevania Adventure: I can't stand the awful controls.

Belmont's Revenge: Played a lot as a kid. This one is very well designed too. One of my favorite Game Boy games.

Castlevania Legends: It's okay but I wanted this game to be so much better considering it was originally intended to be the first game in the timeline and starred a female Belmont for once.

Symphony of the Night: A great entry in the series and the most famous one. It made huge steps in redefining what the Action RPG genre could be. Another favorite although after having spent 300+ hours in it and done all kinds of crazy stuff and challenges I don't really feel like playing it anymore.

Circle of the Moon: In my opinion the best GBA Castlevania. Provides excellent challenge and great fun.

Harmony of Dissonance: Probably one of the worst entries in the series for numerous reasons.

Aria of Sorrow: Great the first time through but after having 100%ed it I began to find it boring.

Dawn of Sorrow: I liked it less than Aria of Sorrow. A lot of enemies, features and moments were just meh to me.

Portrait of Ruin: I was disappointed that Charlotte is so much weaker and less useful than Jonathan, but most of the level design is excellent in this title.

Order of Ecclesia: The first half of the game is amazing and has lots of fresh ideas. It gets repetitive in the second half though, and Dracula's Castle is just awful.

Lament of Innocence: The most satisfying whip mechanics I've ever witnessed. This one is probably my favorite game in the series so far even if I think it has more flaws than SotN. I love the freedom you have in exploring the castle and the story and characters are excellent.

Curse of Darkness: The crafting system is great and the combo/finishers are fun, but the execution of several other features is poor.

I haven't played the other titles enough to make an opinion about them, but I suppose that Rondo of Blood could become one of my favorites.

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Kirby wins. No arguments.

Yes. In fact, Kirby wins against anyone.

@Liberty: Not that I grant this "debate" any major importance :P but saying in the OP that he has published the most comic books can be interpreted as having the highest number of volumes... hence why I wanted to point out that the award precises it's about copies.

Having consistent sales for so long is definitely commendable though.

In that case, you could use Audacity to export the song at a slightly lower bit rate (lower kbps). The quality loss is minimal or even inaudible in some cases.

Those maps are nice :)

One piece of advice: You might want to be paid either before you begin work or at mid-point after you show your commissioners some WIPs.