Castlevania Dracula X Rondo Of Blood Pc Engine

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While multiple video game ratings websites have seemingly confirmed the title’s existence, a recent update added to the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee‘s own listing has added a fourth game to the previously noted three. More fuel has been added to the ongoing fire that is the Castlevania Advance Collection - a compendium of classic adventures that raises its head time and again despite having yet to be officially confirmed by publisher Konami.

For $20, you’re getting three Game Boy Advance titles and the Super Nintendo’s Dracula X

Castlevania Dracula X Rondo Of Blood Pc Engine