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I can go on an on about Castlevania Harmony of Despair, but I would give the game as a whole at least B+ as an Xbox 360 game. It is PS3 Controller definitely not perfect, but this game is definitely a must have if you are into the Castlevania series. Sure the difficulty levels of the game may turn away some people (for example, there is nothing more frustrating when you fight the Puppet wii controller Master boss on stage 2 and he manages to kill you off by placing a voodo doll of you into one of the many iron maidens scattered throughout the stage, which can kill you within 1-3 hits depending on how high/low your health bar is) and the game does get 7 inch android tablet progressively tougher as you progress through controller it (boy if you thought level 2 was hard even on normal mode, just wait till you try level 10 on hard mode even on multiplayer, now that is insane). Also the game doesn't really have a pause feature (you open up an ingame menu when you hit start or access cheap 7 inch android tablet one of the books scattered throughout the stages that let you change your gear, powerups, etc), and so if you have to use the rest room or have other interruptions while you are playing through each level, you will probably want to keep that in mind, plus the time limit can be a nuisance to some people (and it does count down even if you try best china tablet to pause the game too), especially on the bigger maps where you have more areas to explore, switches to flip, enemies to fight, etc, specially on level 10. The multiplayer mode definitely has its benefits and does allow for co-operative play, and can be extra useful for video game accessories levels you can't get through on your own on singleplayer mode, though it does have its obvious drawbacks too (like playing with people way out of your league or playing levels on "hard mode" when you are not ready for hard mode yet). Overall, the game is decent and despite the drawbacks of this game, it does have an arcade feel to it, and the levels playstation 3 are pretty fun to playthrough and I do recommend it for almost any Castlevania fans out there. By the way, the demo verision has you playing through all of PS3 Adapters stage 1 (better than some games where they cut your gameplay short long before you finish the demo stage, as is the case in Sonic 4 Episode 2, where the game resets before you PS3 Chargers finish the first level of the game). If you are interested in playing Castlevania Harmony of Despair, you can find it on Xbox Live arcade (I think there is also a version for PS3 and possibly the Wii, though I haven't tried those versions yet). The game was a bit pricy for me, especially if you decide to get the extra levels as well, but it is defintely worth it. 745TDBanty 130122
