Castlevania: The Next Generation Futuristic setting and new hero for Konami’s legendary series Castlevania, Konami of Europe’s incredibly successful tale of the continued fight against a race of vampires, returns to Game Boy Advance in May – with Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow representing a new beginning for the series. Created by Koji Igarashi and the talented team behind Castlevania: Symphony of Night for PSone, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow marks a number of changes for the long-running series. For the first time in Castlevania history, the game is set in the future with players navigating the catacombs and labyrinths of a castle in the year 2035. Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow also introduces an all-new main character, with a young student called Soma Cruz leading the new fight against the undead as opposed to the Belmont family that have fought Dracula and his unholy hordes since the series’ inception in the mid-80s. Retaining the same mix of platform action and puzzle solving that have garnered so much acclaim, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow now boasts an all new attack system. In addition to using the whips and projectile weapons needed to defeat the lesser vampire minions, multiple weapons can be used to create devastating combination attacks. Soma Cruz can also posses the souls of their defeated enemies and use their attacks against their foes. This means that Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow offers over 100 all-new attacks and skills, adding immeasurable depth and variety to the game. Uniquely, the game also allows players to trade these acquired souls with their friends. Via Nintendo’s Game Link cable, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow players can swap collected souls between each other, assisting each other in the continued fight against the vampire masses. Boasting a haunting score, stunning visuals and a cast of adversaries that ranges from huge beasts to armies of undead vampires, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow marks a huge step forward for the classic series. “Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow adds so many amazing new features to the Castlevania series that this iteration is radically different from previous titles,” commented Christopher Heck, European Brand Manager for Konami of Europe. “This is the first Castlevania set in the near future, the first Castlevania where the hero is not tied to the infamous Belmont clan of vampire hunters, and the first Castlevania to let you acquire the souls of enemies and use their abilities as weapons. Castlevania will never be the same!”

Au fait c'est qui qu'on joue cette fois  :roll:

PS : Ca me fait penser que j'ai toujours pas terminé le premier Castlevania sur GBA moi :?