[Dark Wolf-Shield]

Good points one and all, though I really got to say, I never had trouble with the platforming or the camera in LoD, and I had a lot of fun playing it. I'm never going to convince anyone it was good, but for my money easily one of the most underrated games ever made.

[Peklo]

I didn't have as much problems as is usually documented among players, either, but I certainly took notice of the janky way everything functioned. The end result was that it was more about me bearing with the controls than fully being in control. Like fighting a battle against something that shouldn't even be an issue. I've heard a lot of varying accounts on this, though, so evidently it manifests differently. For example, the much-bemoaned volatile Nitro-carrying segment never caused me any problems. Precision wasn't so much a problem as fast-paced sections.

[beingthehero]

I've never actually played either of the games properly, but I do give them mad props for being some of the most different Castlevania titles without being alien to the series. They provided a nice clash in regards to SotN, and that's something that we've not really experienced since.