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Game: Castlevania Adventure
Console: GameBoy

Cheat:

Unlimited Lives

Locate the secret room in level 1 that contains a rope. Climb the rope to the top of the screen and through the ceiling. Collect the extra life, then find the extra life that appears later in the level. After both are collected, intentionally die and repeat this procedure.

The fastest way to kill the level 1 boss

First when you start to fight the level 1 boss, you will see two platforms on each side. If you see the boss walking to the right, jump on the platform when he gets closer. Jump on the next one. Jump off and then hit him. Do this a couple times to kill him.




Manufacturer: Konami
Release Date: 08 June, 2001
ESRB Rating: Teen


Description:
One of the best side-scrolling game franchises makes a successful debut on the Game Boy Advance in Castlevania: Circle of the Moon. This time around you follow the adventures of Nathan Graves as he attempts to stop the recently resurrected Dracula. In the fine tradition of Castlevania vampire hunters, Graves carries a whip as his primary weapon, and will soon discover the traditional secondary weapons of holy water, dagger, boomerang, time freeze, and more. New to the series is the dual set-up system (DSS), which allows you to use 20 cards (randomly found) for up to 80 power-ups.

The game plays like a side-scrolling classic without seeming too dated. Players traipse around a nonlinear dungeon, defeat monsters, and unlock new parts of the dungeon, often through the use of new abilities. It's similar to the excellent Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the PlayStation, with the obvious aural limitations of a cartridge-based handheld system.

Unfortunately, the game's dark graphics are difficult to see on the Game Boy Advance's fickle screen. Long sessions require consistent overhead lighting, so this isn't the ideal game for travel. The animations are also lacking, making character movement appear jerky. Despite these graphics shortcomings, this side-scrolling wonder makes a fine addition to your GBA library. --Raymond M. Padilla

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