So, I'd rather keep the site as it was back in 2010, as a sort of museum to what things were like ten years ago, even if much of the writing is dated, silly, or downright embarrassing.
Fan sites like this one were prolific back when I began The Castlevania Dungeon back in 1997 - heck, it's not even the only large Castlevania site still around - but nowadays they're a bygone relic, replaced by wikis that are able to remain more current and comprehensive, despite being navigational nightmares and lacking editorial oversight. There's also an edition available in Spanish from Gamepress!Īs I've gotten older, I've found myself missing certain aspects of the Olde Internet. It focuses mostly on the game reviews and Weirdness/trivia, so it's not comprehensive compared to the site, but it has most of the essential stuff. I had always meant for it to be The Castlevania Dungeon in book form, though so much of it was edited, revised, or completely rewritten that I don't even know how much of the original content remains. One of those books published by HG101 is focused entirely on Castlevania, which is the third one we published back in 2014. I also helmed an enormous book on Japanese RPGs from Bitmap Books, and I also freelance here and there. I've moved on to other things, including Hardcore Gaming 101, which has been around since 2004 or so, and has expanded into book publishing, with over twenty titles available focusing on a variety of retro video game topics.
GRADIUS REBIRTH PATCH UPDATE
Over the years, I'd had people e-mail me asking if I would ever update The Castlevania Dungeon again, and the answer is, probably not, at least not beyond this news page. Kurt here! It's been nearly ten years since the last update, so I figured I'd finally put something up here.
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