Thanks for the welcome. It took me more continues than I’d like to admit. Dracula’s second form is far more punishing if you don’t have the timing down between whips and holy water. You won’t be able to stunlock him completely unless you have the subweapon upgrades. He’ll jump at you eventually, so it’s ideal to have him transform at one corner of the screen to give you the most screen estate. Here’s the video guide I used to help me through the game: How To Beat CastleVania (NES) - mechanics and walkthrough - YouTube
Thank you! I managed to grab it completely by mistake when pausing it to view the video guide I just referenced. Figured I’d never be lucky enough to get such a good frame again so I snapped a photo for prosperity’s sake. I’m hopeful to get more frames like that in future posts.
Thank you! I also own a 14L5, although I’ve played more on my 20L5. The 14L5 currently host all my Sega consoles. If I can get around to it this weekend I’ll give it some much needed love. Got Mega Drive and Saturn games coming my way so I’ll be photographing those first.
Super Street Fighter II X: Grand Master Challenge on 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (S-Video) through OSSC add-on board to Sony Super Black Trinitron KV-14M1K (Scart RGB).
I was playing Hyper SF2 the other day on PS2 and was thinking how cool the arranged OST sounded, didn’t realise the soundtrack was mostly from the 3DO game!
playing around with the Misters analog output. here’s some random SNES homebrew game (I think?), Digimon Adventure, VGA output, CRT scandoubler effect 75%
Nitro Punks Might Heads aka Rocky Rodent on SNES / SFC. Screen shots from my second Sony FD Trinitron KV-14LM1K with native RGB Scart input. 1993, Irem.
SFC Jr composite is amazing, I’ve had one for a few years but never hooked it up because I planned to RGB mod it
EDIT: I take that back, it seems the composite filtering on this consumer Panasonic is god-like. The Composite looks bad on my Sony PVM which I think leaves it untouched or has poor filtering
