While it might look a little silly today, the Frank Frazetta-inspired box art from the first Castlevania eschews the standard cute and cuddly NES aesthetic for something a little more dramatic.

If this promotional art looks familiar, that’s because it poses a striking resemblance to the original NES Castlevania cover art back when it debuted in the 80’s. In that cover art ...

as it was one of the first major platform games to hit the NES console. Ayami KojimaIf you look back to virtually any top-tier Castlevania art in the last decade, chances are you're staring at the ...

the cover art bears a very close resemblance to the original Castlevania art from the debut NES game, featuring a hero on the very front of the cover while Dracula and his castle loom in the distance.

And the music is among the best on the NES, with tracks such as “Vampire Killer” and “Time Is Running Out” being instant classics. Castlevania was more than just another soulless action ...

The NES trilogy, also present in pixel ... In terms of special features, the Castlevania Anniversary Collection features promotional art for each game and text interviews with the developers ...

The auction will consist of the main visual art of Castlevania: Circle of the Moon, and BGMs and videos from the first three mainline games released on the NES. Only one copy of each item will be ...

It’s forgivable though, since Nintendo’s own NES manual for Metroid implies that Samus is a man. DIC took great liberties with its proposed Castlevania ... The concept art is quickly garnering ...

While the series will take inspiration from Castlevania III, we'll forgive the production team for instead choosing the more iconic original as the basis for this art. The series is due to go live ...

It's the 35th anniversary of the original Castlevania on the NES in North America, and while we could have gone with that one for this week's Box Art Brawl, we determined that the different ...