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The DS gets its first taste of a nice, bloody stake with the latest portable Castlevania. Read Review
Set just a year after the end of Aria of Sorrow, Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow follows the events set in motion by a cult that has decided to resurrect the fallen Dracula. Soma Cruz returns to find himself in the middle of the cult's plans, and now he must infiltrate enemy territory and stop the evil of Dracula's resurrection from happening. The action spends all of its time on the lower screen, with the upper DS screen utilized for the map as well as character information data as players fight through the castles. Players can freely switch between Map and Data via the "Select" button. The system's wireless function enables players to trade soul abilities between systems. The touch screen comes into play with a new ability where players can "shatter" weak bricks with their finger or stylus or draw magical symbols to defeat enemy creatures.
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Also known as: Castlevania DS, Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow, Akumajou Dracula: Sougetsu no Juujika
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: August 25, 2005
Publisher: Konami
Release Region: United States
Release Date: October 4, 2005
Publisher: Konami
T for Teen Blood and Gore, Fantasy ViolenceAlso available on: Wireless
64MB + 8KB EEPROM
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