Dracula II (Dorakyura Tsū) : Noroi no Fūin on Famicom Disk System : Longplay

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

"Bloody Tears," FDS-style, beautiful harmonica-like lead tone.

[@perfectdams]

Yes ! You must wait load and begining is maybe too high for my ear but it's maybe the best of Castlevania with wicked child

[@sebastianhernandezvazquez4922]

This game had many elements that later will be seen in Castlevania symphony of the night

[@Debiruman1666]

En fait la musique a été refaite quand ils ont fait les versions occidentales, la version originale japonaise tournait sur le Famicom Disk (un système de disquettes), le taux de transfert était largement inférieur à celui d'une cartouche (quasi-instantané), ils ont donc profité du passage en cartouche pour faire des musiques de meilleure qualité :-)

[@perfectdams]

C'est clair que les aigus au début de "Bloody Tears" rendent assez mal je trouve :). La version NTSC est top : kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6m4lp-tnb6gfM0&t=41

[@sebastianhernandezvazquez4922]

What's the difference between thos version and the American and european cartridge version?

[@perfectdams]

You can see first there is loading (about 10 seconds after first town, it's quite long). Title is bloody. Music is faster than in Europe. There is saved game (no password). Dungeon music begin in the screen with the door whereas you have to enter in Europe / US.

[@perfectdams]

End is diffrent too : castlevania2.nintendoforever.com/Castlevania2SimonsQuest_Soluce/Castlevania2_13_Epilogue.php

[@sebastianhernandezvazquez4922]

What is password?

[@perfectdams]

@@sebastianhernandezvazquez4922 The game give you a "text" with letter and figure, you have to write on a paper and when you want to continue your game, you have to type it on the screen.