Random clip

A video by Greek Prince from AMV.org I did not make this video so don't give me any credit, I merely want to upload it here for better quality so I can share it with others.

Fighter Factory: http://virtualltek.mgbr.net/inicial.php?page=down06 So here is my first Mugen tutorial and I figured I'd touch on a subject that I haven't seen anyone touch on before. How to change the sounds for characters and such. This also works with system sounds. To find those just go into the data folder and select the system.snd file. Hope this video helps you out, and feel free to comment and leave questions. I'll try my best to answer them.

So I finally got ahold of a copy of Rondo of Blood and began playing it. I really enjoy it so far, I'm just not too great at it thus far. Not sure why... I've heard that it's extremly easy, but maybe that was a misleading statement heh. But anyway I decided I'd let you guys get a glimpse of the game since most people haven't had the honour of playing this lost gem. I know the video and sound arn't the best but I had to use a different program to get it since there is no built in recorder for the PC-Engine Emulator. So sorry about that, but it should be bearable. Normally I'd change the audio, but I'm going to leave it in this time due to it being a rare game. Enjoy!

WARNING: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS IMAGES OF ABUSE AND DEATH. DO NOT WATCH IF YOU THINK YOU WILL BE SICK. Wolves are by far my most favorite creature to ever grace the Earth. I love all animals from many different walks of life, however I feel as tho I have a connection to the Wolf. It makes me respect them deeply, and there is a growing hatred towards them, it's been in effect ever since the days of old. I think it's time to finally let these Wolves live their lives without destroying their habitats and killing them due to losing a little profit. We are afterall on what was originally their land, we should respect them.

The 6th and final stage of my Castlevania playthrough. I hope you enjoy and I do apologize for the length, I probably should have sped up the part with me collecting hearts. However, I thought it might actually help someone who didn't know you could do that. Drac really got me worked up, my palms were all sweaty. You see if you've never played this game before the final boss fight is generally super hard. Anyway, enjoy and maybe pickup some tips from the video if you're new to the game. Footage: Castlevania (NES) Stage: 6 - Clocktower Music: Cross A Fear (Rock Version)

The fifth stage of my Castlevania playthrough. I couldn't really avoid too much damage in this level so I got to the boss as quick as I could and let him have it with the holy water/stun trick. Otherwise Death would have been a bitch, he always is; especially at the amount of health I had. Footage: Castlevania (NES) Stage: 5 - Torture Chambers Music: Don't Wait Until Night (Rock Version)

The fourth stage of my playthrough of Castlevania. This stage was a tad bit harder than the others. I'll admit I'm being cheap with the holy water, but you know how difficult these games can be without taking advantage of the loop holes. Plus I'm trying not to die at all, so it'll at least be mildy entertaining even tho I'm no gaming god.

The third stage of my playthrough of Castlevania. I tried my best to not let things get to slow and boring. However, those damn skeletons did manage to get several hits in on me. *shakes fist in the air*

The second stage of my playthrough of Castlevania on an emulator. In this stage I tried my best to avoid all damage, but I'm only human. Needless to say I got hit a couple times. Also at the end I'm sorry about the short-lived Medusa fight, she had it coming. ;) So yes, I cheated her! Footage: Castlevania (NES) Stage: 2 - Castle Tower Music: Theme of Simon (Rock Version)

The first stage of my playthrough of Castlevania (NES). Keep in mind this is only the third or so time of me beating the original. So I'm no master, I just felt like editing the clips a little and adding in some really good music. But don't complain to me if it isn't impressive. More stages to come. Footage: Castlevania (NES) Stage: 1 - Castle Entrance Music: Vampire Killer (Rock Version)