Maria's four friends, the bird, turtle, dragon, and cat, are in actuality cute representations of four gods in Chinese mythology, each representing a different direction of the compass: north, south, east, and west. Reader Chrissy Rose has contributed this bit of information regarding Maria's animal helpers. However, Maria's Game Over screen replaces with skulls with flowers and has the lettering in a cutesy bubble font. Richter has the standard Game Over screen. Way in the background, you'll see in a tiny figure with a billowing cape.
Look closely at the beginning of Stage 4'. The burning town you fight in at the beginning of the game is Aljiba from Castlevania 2, although it does look a lot more like Jova (the first town.) Richter: Get out of here! Don't you know your speakers will be damaged? Maria: Oniichan, Oniichan, up next is track #2! System CD-ROM, so track #2." Maria.what the heck is this? Were you just reading this? Richter: What's this?."This CD is an H.E. Richter: Is that so? How do you know this? System CD-ROM, so track #2 contains computer data that cannot be listened to. Maria: Oniichan, were you trying to listen to the music? It doesn't quite come out right in English. As a quick note, Oniichan means "big brother" in Japanese, and is a pretty common term. When Richter questions how she knows this, he discovers that she was just reading off a piece of paper or something to that extent. In this little bit, Maria warns Richter about this particular danger. Cute.Īdditionally, there is a little message from Richter and Maria if you try to play the CD in an audio CD player (on the first track, anyway - the rest of the tracks are data and music.) You see, almost all PC Engine games contained a message stating that you shouldn't put this CD in a regular CD-player, because the data tracks could blow out your speakers (on really old CD players, data tracks sound like loud static.) These were normally read in a rather mundane and polite manner, so some games had fun with them. When you reach the end, a screen pops up that tells you that you need the System 3.0 card. It features very stupid looking South-Park characters and it let you play for a little while, jumping and whipping stuff. a Version 3.0 game with a 2.0 card) Well, Dracula X actually had a whole new level, named Stage X. Many PC Engine Super CD games had little screens that popped up whenever you tried to play it in an older system (i.e. Richter will jump up and yell like he normally does, but will then fall to the ground with a question mark over his head, not knowing what the hell to do. Weird bit in both of the Dracula X games. Secrets - Weirdness - Opening - Ending - Translation
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