Yes we will.Ĭonsidering its depth and design, it's odd to even consider Symphony of the Night a Xbox Live Arcade game. Since then we've seen countless renditions of the more open-ended "action/adventure/RPG/platformer" on the GBA and DS, but never a more solid and pure experience than the original Symphony of the Night. During a burst of 3D game development Castlevania stuck to its roots, and the result is one of the best platformers of all time.
After a brief stint on the Super NES and SEGA Genesis platforms, the series seemed to lose its way a bit, until the original release of Symphony of the Night in March of 1997 on Sony's Playstation. The original NES classic was met with two sequels on the same system, bringing about one of the hardest 8-bit games of all time with Simon's Quest, and one of the biggest cult classics with Dracula's Curse. For a franchise that has been around since the beginning of gaming itself, it didn't always have the best sense of direction.
If you don't know Castlevania: Symphony of the Night by now, you're about 10 years late to the party.
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