David Cox, producer of the Castlevania: Lords of Shadows series, believes that the days of 2D Castlevania games are gone.
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Guess what? DC I played your demo of Lords of Shadows and it sucks b**s. The atmosphere & gameplay were horrible for my taste as a Castlevania fan. The same feeling I got as Donte reveal for the new DmC...
2D games are coming back in a big way - this seems odd.
I think there's still room for 2d downloadable Castlevania games as well as a triple A 3d ones.
Trust me, no they aren't, but neither are 3D Castlevanias, they both have an audience and can co-exist fine
Castlevania can rock the 3ds anytime. They had quite a few good side scrollers on DS as well.