nWo, such a button is essential when battling multiple enemies in a three-dimensional environment. The most important new addition is a"Lock-On" button (R) that changes the focus of your attack.
While "A" and "B" still serve as Jump and Attack, any similarities to previous Castlevania titles end there. Given their complexity, Castlevania's controls are surprisingly intuitive. Having recently received our first preview copy of the game, however, we're happy to drive a stake through the heart of such skepticism from the opening cinema on, the game's familiar music, enemies, weapons and creepy atmosphere make it a worthy heir of the Castlevania name. In short, it just wouldn't be Castlevania. When Konami announced the first 64-Bit installment of its popular Castlevania series would be a 3D adventure, many long-time fans were skeptical while it might be a decent game, they argued it would be virtually impossible to retain the gothic look and atmosphere of its 2D predecessors. Sensing the mounting danger, Schneider Belmont sets out to meet his fate. During this time of peace and prosperity, the people have become complacent and have returned to their wicked ways, stirring their evil ruler from his century-long enforced slumber. It is the late 19th century in Transylvania's province of Wallachia.
Courage, don't leave." These words escape the lips of Schneider Belmont, heir of the ancient Belmont clan of vampire hunters, as he prepares to resume his family's timeless struggle against their sworn enemy, Count Dracula.
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