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I want to love the new Castlevania, but it just feels a little off
Castlevania: Belmont's Curse has the right pieces for a grand revival, but it hasn't quite nailed the assembly.
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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse aims to revive the series but falls short of a polished experience. The reviewer notes an awkward start when the game initially booted to a black screen, requiring several minutes of troubleshooting. It was discovered that the title fails to display on monitors set above a 120 Hz refresh rate, forcing players to adjust their settings. While the game contains the essential elements for a grand revival, the technical hiccup prevents it from fully delivering on that promise.
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