Castlevania: Symphony of the Night ( Sega Saturn Special Stage, Underground garden ) 60fps

更新日：2018年7月4日

Finally, last night I got to play the Sega Saturn version of Castlevania SOTN. I remember seeing this area in a Gamepro back in the day, just being so upset cause it said it was import only. After playing it, I can't say what it was that I thought I was missing, the area only took me about 3 minutes to run through...It's cool and all, but nothing you couldn't enjoy by just watching someone play through it. Sooo I made this video for people to enjoy.

"I understand why fans who've never played the Saturn version would be interested in those features, but I really, really don't feel good about them. I couldn't put my name on that stuff and present it to Castlevania fans."

—Koji Igarashi, June 2007, on the Saturn port.

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Video Game Memories by Jediden1024 より:

2014年12月19日 8:49 AM

Thanks for sharing this! I've never played a Sega Saturn before... am I missing out? I may get one at some point. I knew Symphony of the Night was on there with an exclusive level and import only as you mentioned. Is Maria also an exclusive character to the Saturn? I know I beat SotN on PS1 and it unlocked Richter as a playable character for the whole game but I never continued after that.

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- Medachod より:
  
  2015年12月28日 11:59 AM
  
  +SegaFanatic5188 Except for that one game I have.
  
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- TrekkiesUnite より:
  
  2015年12月29日 3:20 AM
  
  +Medachod And what game is that?
  
  Notice I did not say transparencies are impossible on the Saturn, I said multiplicative blending was very difficult if not impossible to do. Just because you see a transparency, and possibly even a layered one with VDP2, doesn't mean it's the same kind of transparency you see on the PS1.
  
  Look at SotN on the PS1 when major bosses die, or look at Final Fantasy 8 when summons, magic, or limit breaks are used. Those kind of transparencies are very difficult if not impossible to do on the Saturn.
  
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- Medachod より:
  
  2015年12月29日 8:33 AM
  
  +SegaFanatic5188 I've seen one Saturn game have dual layer transparencies once, but it was a long time ago, the game's title was fully Japanese and it was in a, what I could roughly translate as a "best Saturn game" in Japanese, video. It looked really impressive.
  
  But, even so, the Saturn would have just benefited with a ninth processor no matter how we argue about it. SEGA was just lazy.
  
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- TrekkiesUnite より:
  
  2015年12月29日 3:56 PM
  
  +Medachod Again it depends on how it's being done. VDP2 can do layers overtop each other, but if it's already being used for other non transparent layers, that ability goes away. And even in other cases it can't have transparencies overlap. A perfect example is Burning Rangers. VDP2 is doing all the transparencies in that game, but notice that none of them ever overlap.
  
  VDP1 can do only 50/50 blending on sprites, and if they overlap, you get errors. You can actually see this in some games like Sonic R. Pause the game when you go through a dash panel and look at the light trail. You'll see odd lines in the transparency, this is where the seams of the polygons in the trail overlap and cause 50/50 blending errors.
  
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- Medachod より:
  
  2015年12月30日 5:07 AM
  
  +SegaFanatic5188 Huh, then I must have one fine looking game. It doesn't have any of those problems. Sure wish I could read Japanese, though.
  
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Wizwar El original より:

2016年5月25日 1:13 PM

eres genial

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alejandro Bondani より:

2017年12月23日 8:59 AM

tendras el linck del juego portable /: O

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