Castlevania: Bloodlines is one of the more forgotten titles in the series due to it being only available for the Sega Genesis. However, it is often praised for its setting and structure; ...

During the development of Castlevania: Bloodlines, Bolt was intended to be a playable character alongside John Morris and Eric Lecarde, but was ultimately cut from the final version.

Castlevania: Bloodlines is the more iconic title, but the hodgepodge of characters is "less is more" in this case IMO. I also can't get over the hilarious constipated look on the MC's face.

The Castlevania Anniversary Collection launched back in 2019 to give fans a taste of the ... Castlevania The Adventure, Castlevania II Belmont's Revenge, Castlevania Bloodlines, and Kid ...

Castlevania: Bloodlines (AKA Castlevania: The New Generation) – 1917 AD (1994) Konami. Marking the series's first Sega foray, Bloodlines (known as The New Generation in Europe) leapt another ...

New Castlevania: Nocturne trailer is all about Bloodlines. Out officially on Netflix on September 28th, Castlevania: Nocturne will also get an early premiere on September 27th during Netflix’s ...

14. Castlevania: Bloodlines. The funniest thing about Bloodlines is that it’s one of two Castlevania games to actually lean into Bram Stoker’s Dracula canon, and this one does it with its ...

Castlevania Dominus Collection includes three side-scrolling games that were ... Castlevania II Belmont's Revent, Castlevania Bloodlines, and Kid Dracula. It also packs in the ebook ...

Featured as the credits theme for the 1994 Genesis release Castlevania: Bloodlines, “Requiem for the Nameless Victims” is a notably pretty but somber-sounding track that (as its title suggests ...

9. “Divine Bloodlines” – Castlevania: Rondo of Blood Also labeled simply as “Bloodlines,” this track originates from Rondo of Blood, a game not necessarily quite as well known to the ...

Latest Castlevania: Bloodlines (for Sega Genesis) The Best Sega Genesis Games. From its speedy hedgehogs to its console war rivalries, the Sega Genesis looms large in video game history.