Name: Castlevania
Alternate name: Akumajo Dracula Apocalypse (Japan); Akumajo Dracula: Circle of the Moon (Japan); Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
Characteristics: Action, Platform, Side-Scrolling, Arcade
Publishers: Konami, Novotrack
Developers: Konami, Novotrade, Novotrack, KCE Tokyo
Original/port composers: Kukeiha Club, Mishiru Yamane, Kinuyo Yamashita, Krisjan Hatlelid (C64)
Platforms:
Arcade (1987)
Nintendo Ent. System (May 1987) - United States
Commodore 64/128 (1990) - Europe
Amiga (1990) - Europe
PC Dos (1990) - Europe
X68000 (1993)
Nintendo Ent. System (05 Feb 1993) - Japan
Nintendo 64 (1999) - Europe
Nintendo 64 (01 Jan 1999) - United States
Game Boy Advance (21 Mar 2001) - Japan
Sega 32X (Unfinished) - United States

Music info

Released: May 1987
Related Plaform: Nintendo Ent. System
Format: Nintendo NES music (NSF)
Composer of these tunes: Kukeiha Club
Source / Archiver / Ripper: loopy
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 1
Num of subsongs: 54
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 9897 bytes

User reviews

"Dracula concerto" (by Warcow, 5 Aug 2003) [10/10]
This game has some of the most classic and best Castlevania songs ever made and that tells a lot of it's quality!
"Classic" (by aLoner, 7 Feb 2006) [6/10]
It's all old classic, man :)
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Record created/updated: 10. April 2004.
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