Super Castlevania IV (SNES Video Game) Part 1 - James & Mike Mondays
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Super Castlevania IV was published and developed by Konami in 1991 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It’s a side-scrolling action-platormer and is essentially a remake of the original Castlevania game for NES. The NES titles are favorites to most NES lovers (well, usually excluding Simon’s Quest). The SNES entry is largely considered the best in the series, and the one all future installments are judged by. It once again stars Simon Belmont on a quest to kill the prince of darkness himself - Count Dracula! Join James Rolfe and Mike Matei as they play through one of their favorite titles for the Super Nintendo!
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James just described Castlevania by Ed Wood
God... Castlevania 64... hurts just thinkin' about it... just talkin' about it, I could swear I smell shit.... Jesus...
Cinemassacre I like castlevania 64 I even beat it multiple times with both Carrie and Reinhardt and the real final boss battle is awesome Dracula turns into a centipede like dragon and you fight him in the desert of hell it's pretty cool
Castlevania Netflix series review?
James you should do a review of the Netflix Castlevania series
9:18
This actually has an explanation.
These candles are the work of Death. When he takes a soul, he traps it in a candle to light Dracula's castle. When the hunter breaks the candle, the soul gives him a gift - in this case, Hearts to power the hunter's weapons.
Wow that's actually pretty cool
@@pandavelli8176 seems factual
@@smhoneyjuarez2928 its based on a true story
Makes sense 🤔💡.
Thats so cool
"Christopher Lee is still alive!" Right in the feels. I forgot this video is from 2014 :(
Yeah I was like whuut?
I just died when i heard that.
@Dr. Phil's creampie lounge wank session? what the fuck bro?
"In the feels" ugh. Your a cool guy huh?
Yeah, RIP Christopher Lee. He lived to a very old age and was healthy up until the end though, so there's that.
RIP Christopher Lee.
John Edelmann I was about to mention that.
ackbarfan5556 nah man, didnt you hear Mike? He's still alive
Yeah it sucks Christopher Lee is dead.... He was in a lot of great things, but he will be remembered
Christopher Bee*
John Edelmann Yeah. I had heard about Roddy Piper dying while checking YT for some old WWF entrance themes. So I checked a Celeb Death site to see if it was true. Then I came across Christopher Lee's name, and was like, "Aw, balls!"
The lightning striking the grave in the intro made my old crappy TV turn off automatically because it overloaded it. Sure burned it into my memory having the room plunged into darkness when it happened at night. Same for the T2 movie intro where the endoskeleton turns and fires at the screen and other flashing lights.
Old tvs did wild stuff, I remember a console type that would leave a round lit orb in the center of the screen when you turned it off and I would have all the lights off and touch the screen and sometimes it would static shock you or just follow your finger around the outside of it.....
☻
This game was so creative for its time. Especially that spiny tube level!
Creeps should read the intro (//w0)
You rule creepsmcpasta!
Yo, Creeps, your third weeks theme in October should be about creepypastas about doodoo
Konami used to be innovative and cutting edge.
How the times have changed.
Turns out the "Creep" in his name was true
"Dracula turns around and he's fucking Christopher Lee!"
Now _that_ is a horrible mental image.
No wonder Christopher Lee doesn't want to talk about it...
... And Christopher Lee takes off his mask, and he's fucking Nicholas Cage !!
Have you ever watched the original remake by Hammer movies, where Christopher Lee is Dracula? It had a dark atmosphere, and changed the original story around, but I think Lee is superior to Bela Lugosi, except for the one line about the wolves; "Listen to them, the Children of the Night. Such sweet music they make." His Hungarian accent was awesome!!
Norman G. That's an epic horror movie idea right there.
took me like 20 seconds to get that
Those clacking and creaking sounds of the Snes controller, ahh the memories.
GamerHats most comfortable controller of all time my friend. I bought an Ibuffalo usb one for my PC and it feels exactly like the real thing.
Music to my hears.
One Of the best controllers.
Only thing that might be better is the PS2 controller
Castlevania 1 and 4 will ALWAYS be my favorite games in the series. 1 because the level design is as close to perfect as it gets, and 4 because the whip controls are amazing.
I wish they kept whipping at multiple directions in all of the Castlevania games. I understand that in the old NES days it wasn't possible due to hardware limitations. However, from the super NES 16 bit and in the newer consoles they should have kept this whipping in all directions in all of the other versions of Castlevania.
The moment I beat Dracula in this game after hours of trying to beat him (same with grim reaper) it gave me just the greatest sense of satisfaction I've ever felt from a game. Love this game
I love that feeling most games are to easy and I never get it lol
Yea best feeling ever for me
The greatest satisfaction I ever had from beating a game was probably beating Turtles 1 on the original Nintendo :)
***** Yeah, it's fucking difficult, but I never.found it shitty (still don't). It may be a bad Turtles-game (a lot of the enemies are like WTF?), but it's an awesome action-platformer that really put your skills to a test. I had it for more than a year before I beat it, but when I did it was the greatest fucking feeling I ever had (at least for the 11year old me ;) ) :D
"How has there not been a Castlevania movie"
*I suddenly appear from the future.* Don't worry. Netflix has you covered.
Well it's a series, not a movie. Can't wait for season 4.
@@nathancrossen2224 Definitetly.
What I love about Super Castlevania 4 is being able to use the whip in several different directions. I could never understand why the other newer Castlevania games never added multi purpose direction of using the whip.
I want Castlefuckingvania to happen.
This in my opinion is one of their best two part videos. Definitely in the top 5. Great game, great mood, great horror legacy discussion. Make more like this one guys.
I agree with James. Castlevania 4 is a great game that aged very well.
Yeah. It has Challenging but fair gameplay and great music.
I'm currently doing the second quest and it is the perfect challenge. And the art style is top-notch. Probably my favorite Castlevania.
Agreed. A little on the easier side compared to the NES games but I guess that’s what the Other Castle rom hack is for, if you want that increased difficulty. Definitely my favorite Castlevania in terms of music, gameplay and atmosphere.
I wonder if James has ever heard of Order of Ecclesia on the DS. That one had multiple areas that you could explore outside the castle so it was Simon's Quest revamped greatly. Also if you managed to get the right path the castle emerges,being a very huge area, creating the hype of confronting Dracula.
Super Castlevania IV is not only one of the best Castlevania games (Dracula X on the Turbo/PC Engine CD gives it a run for its money and I don't like calling it "Rondo", I've always just called it Dracula X) it's also one of the best 16-bit games in existence. And there are a crap-ton of awesome 16-bit games. Damn that was a fine time to enjoy videogames. I'm glad I can still enjoy them today and that the game systems still work perfectly well. It makes me wonder if stuff like Xbox 360 or PS3 will ever be looked at with the same kind of nostalgia. "Holy crap dude. Remember all o' them Call of Duties? That was a hell of a time 2 be a gamer. Thems were teh dayz." I guess we'll have to wait and see.
yea yea ball sacks
Well said Joe.
You guys should do a video of the new Alien game. It'd be fun to watch.
Dracula X? I thought that the two top dogs were Super Castlevania IV and Symphony of the Night.
If you call it Dracula x people think you mean that mediocre snes "port" though. Castlevania iv might be a more fair platforming experience but rondo of blood captures the castlevania experience better, while not being quite as unfair as the nes games. Some of the Rondo Dracula x of blood sound effects really suck though which is odd, Dracula x on snes actually had better sound effects. It's a moot point though because gran turismo 6 is the best castlevania game.
This game just deserves it! Phenomenal game, that's the spirit.
Such a classic. One of the earliest games for the SNES, and was better than many of the later games for the system. The playcontrol, graphics, sound, and level design were all top notch. Also, did you know the game is in stereo? The SNES component cable (yellow for video, red for right audio, white for left audio) could be hooked into a stereo system pretty easily. Those gigantic chandeliers you walk on had separate sound effects for swinging left and right; they sounded the same in mono-audio, but in stereo you'd hear them swinging side to side. Game was years ahead of its time.
I remember seeing a fan video of pics James had taken in England and it made me think that he probably loves it for the whole castles/monsters thing. Not forgetting the great metal heritage
You can tell so much love went into making this game.
I love Super Castlevania 4, but I think the things I dislike about it the most are: 1) an abundance of boss fights that are easy or do not require critical thinking (There are exceptions). 2) THE BUZZSAW LEVEL (Screw that!). 3) some stiffness with the controls (minuet but noticeable). 4) lack of checkpoints in suitable areas. 5) sometimes the background palettes seemed too vibrant.
These are just opinions, still love the game and is actually my 2nd favorite SNES title (after Super Metroid), but had some complaints, and wanted to see if anyone agreed with me. This seemed like the appropriate forum.
They skipped on cool weapons, bosses etc. For cheap shitty enemies and ridiculous jumps and situational frustration. That is the only difficulty in this fucking game. I hate this game. Love Castlevania but... This game is driving me insane. Fuck those books in the library!
I agree with you in 3 and 4. I feel like many of my deaths were due to ms delays in control/reaction
"Christopher Lee's still alive" :( RIP
"Christopher Lee's still alive!"
Aww...
The fact that James didn't know the name for Harpies blew my mind.
yea wtf o_ö
@@diffusewings4937 Knowing what harpies are makes you a nerd? And if you're a nerd you can't be the man?? Huh
@@Brittshow_AK - Things are extremely simple and one-dimensional to people these days :l
this game still looks good tbh. better graphics than half the side scrolling indie games that get released from steam greenlight.
It has some ps1/Saturn level sprites, its quite stunning
Just under a year ago Mike and James play this one. Yesterday Mike and Ryan play the original. Keeping it strangely consistent for Halloween.
This game has an awesome soundtrack.
Now I have to go back and re-watch your Castlevania marathon, which is in my opinion your best work. I'll never forget the first time watching it and at the end of the first episode the screen froze you and put the Castlevania 2 night textbox on the screen. So epic!
Gotta be honest, I'm starting to like these James & Mike videos more than the old reviews. I like all the digressions...
“You can just walk over it!” 😆 Love the TMNT video callback
One of the trademarks of an old school Konami game is the sound effect it makes when you press the pause button one of my favorite sounds as a kid
For me, Super Castlevania IV will always be a remarkable game! It's not only my fav game in the series, but also one of my top-fav games of all time, period!
The graphics are appealing and beautiful, the gameplay is fluid and responsive, the enemies are great, the soundtrack is fantastic (I listen to it quite often) - everything about it is just awesome! It holds up excellently, and I still play it at least a couple times every year... The ONLY negative I can think about is the framerate drops when there's too much for the console to handle on-screen at once; besides that, it's like a perfect game to me. What's also impressive is it came out during the very early days of the SNES, and it's still one of the best experiences on the console.
i've never liked the castlevania games myself, but to watch them do them is alot of fun to me
i have that with alot of games, like FF7 and 9, i do like to watch em, but they're nothing for me to play
some games are too hard for me due to some brain damages, but i love to watch em on youtube, like final fight series, streets of rage, golden axe 2 and many more.... mostly platformers and beat em ups
although i do like to play beat em ups, as even when i dont get through, i still can beat up people, which is the goal of those games..... to me
i cant wait for part 2 :) then again, if they'd do it all in 1 week, we'd be done watching them way earlier
Sorry to hear about your damage, but it's really cool that you still like to watch beat em up and platformers. :)
This is also so far my favorite Mike and James video. I'm so looking forward to part 2.
Wow, what good timing. I just recently watched your entire great Castlevania series, and I've been kind of obsessed with this game in particular as of late. I've had the mp3's of all the amazing music from this game for years, and I still rock them on a semi-regular basis:)
This is one of my favorite videos now lol. Love this game and the random conversations. :D Can't wait for part 2.
Mike is usually a better player than James but James is on point in this game.
It's his favorite castlevania game.
@@tedizjeff7846 it's his favorite game period
@@stevebanning902 I think that's actually A Link to the Past.
Even Mike admits in a different episode that James is way better than him at Super Castlevania
no one is mentioning this but really? James had never heard of harpies? Like one of the standout mythical creatures
shadowshinobi06 its honestly not even just SOTN. I knew of harpies long before I ever played a castlevania game.
I expected at least someone mentioning the goddamn Odissey by Homer, it's not like SOTN invented the harpies, guys...
Didn't Jason & the Argonauts have harpies?
SUPERMATT5546 Correct.
MermDaddy I knew about em through schoolastic books growing up lol
My favorite Castlevania too brother. Still have it, still love it.
I actually loved castlevania 64..I remember getting chased in the garden. It was a very memorable experience for me, characters, story and all.
I remember when the first Devil May Cry game came out, I went to this local comic book shop and these guys were playing it on a monitor. It was such a bad-ass game, everyone in the store said the same thing- "This is how Castlevania 64 should've been like."
This is my favorite snes game of all time, thanks for reviewing it this way, it reminds me of my childhood, beautiful old times when playing it with my brother,
Well, now that he's passed away, I guess you'll never find out why you can't discuss Dracula with Christopher Lee.
It's because the British press was ALWAYS tying him to Dracula. They couldn't just call him "Christopher Lee" or "film actor Christopher Lee." They always thought they'd be cute and do some Dracula gag and he really got tired of it.
The British press is really appallingly bad and they will do shit to you out of spite. If you think the U.S. press is bad, they're nothing compared to how to do over in the U.K.
Man, I wish I still felt so passionately about games as James does about this one. I’m so old now that I can’t remember any game I loved so much. Maybe Chrono Trigger
this is my favorite castlevania too, its so great especially the soundtrack
symphony of the night is and will be my fav forever
FF7 anyone?
One of my most favorite video game soundtracks of all time.
Amazing video-super fun! Castlevania IV brings me good memories ..I can't wait to play it on the snes mini and enjoy it again. Legendary soundtrack
Watching this again in October 2020 and it’s so cool to hear them talk about a Castlevania movie, and now we have the most awesome animated Castlevania show we could ever wish for :D
lol I really wanna meet William Shatner and ask him what's his favorite Boston Legal episode. He'd probably just respond with "Denny Crane."
the music in this game REALLY gets you into it... i couldn't stop playing this when I got it
Who would I like to read the crawl? Vincent Price! No one else is more perfect.
He's been ever so slightly dead for 11 years.
qawamity
I thought it was one of those dead or alive things...
Alice Cooper or Ian McKelken
Mike looks so much healthier now than in earlier videos
***** I did not have a kidney issue. People on the internet like to make shit up.
*****
The internet is full of trolls and idiots. Everyone is stupid except for me.
-Albert Einstein
Cinemassacre totally read "I did not have a kidney issue" as you saying it as arnold in kindergarten cop
Yes he does look healthy. He is back from rehab 😺
It's because of his shirt.
This was filmed right before mike left for the 8th grade Halloween dance.
Great video. Can't wait for more when your schedule is less busy!
Finally a game that I can beat with no trouble that they actually struggled somewhat with... I watch their others and am awed by the ease with which they are able to reach the end.
Some of my favourite music on the SNES.
James' Castlevania movie sounds awesome!!
Frank Langella and Gary Oldman have both played Dracula as well. They weren't as iconic in the role as Christopher Lee, unfortunately.
Really enjoy these videos guys. Cool lookin back on all these older games!
Ahh the oh so sweet clacking sound of the Snes controllers, and this game has held up visually pretty well after so many years.
I feel like I'm alone in saying this, but I think CV64 should get more credit than it does. The controls are the biggest stumbling block (people get really caught off guard by the need to press and hold to climb ledges) but I honestly think it does *a lot* to give you a really cool atmosphere. The bits just outside and then in the castle really make you feel like there's a very foreboding air about the place, from the sewers to the hedge maze and so on.
CV64 isn't CV4 and it isn't SOTN but I still think it's enjoyable in its own right.
i agree
Well said. I too, like those ones. Enough to the point where I have played them several times in one day on several occasions.
same here
Ivan orozco Glad to know there's someone else out there who loves those ones enough to keep playing. In fact, if i had my N64 still I would most likely have played them again very recently.
Legacy of Darkness was the better version of the game, though.
I'd love to see you guys do a video for Symphony of the Night, that would be so badass. Probably my favorite Castlevania game ever besides IV
Man im glad this is still up im stuck at a part
This game was ahead of it's time.
R.I.P Christopher Lee
Well, now there's a Castlevania series on Netflix. How times have changed!
Is it worth a watch?
@@hotcoffeebreath absolutely
Simon Belmont cracks that whip at his enemies. They're mostly dead already!
one of the best episodes so far!
I have no idea how a gamer would not know what a harpy is
Or even someone as intelligent and well-versed in many topics, especially films, games, etc. He knows about so many obscure things in varying domains. Maybe he just meant he's heard of it, but didn't know _exactly_ what it was.
It's almost like harpies aren't in every fucking movie or game
@@mikeisapro He must have never seen Jason and the Argonauts.
I just heard this part and thought the same exact thing
Yeah, This one is my favorite too, then Symphony of the night. Also Aria of Sorrow on GBA was pretty fun. I picked this one up at a local game shop a few years back for like 14 bucks, and I had actually never played played it before. I quickly fell in love with though. Its such a damn fine game!
*****
Thanks man! Yeah Konami made such great games for SNES! Super Castlevania IV, Contra III, Gradius III, Axelay, and so on! =)
+Shoga san One of my favorite Konami-games for SNES is The Adventures of Batman & Robin.
Captain Comics
Yeah they had a lot of good games in that era.
This is my favorite Castlevania game of all time. It is nice to see James and Mike playing it.
Keep up the good work James and Mike! I really enjoy your work!
I speedrun CV4 and can say it is one great game! It is such an in-depth skill game, more so than the other 3 classic NES castlevania's. My favorite castlevania for sure!
Super Castlevania 4 is all about fast movements and quick reflexes. The NES trilogy is all about strategic movements and well-calculated accuracy. In the end, it's up to the player about what challenge he prefers. Personally, I can manage both SCIV and the original, without much trouble.
Im from Europe, never ever heared somebody saying SNES, only Super Nintendo.
I think calling it SNES started with the upcoming of the Internet.
Probably some late 90s kids who got to play one when their older sibling(s) went to university or move out. I can picture it now: "Hmmm...SNES, eh? I guess I'll give it a try".
Christopher Lee doing the voice over for the intro to this game? That is just GENIUS. Hell yeah :D
The music in castlevania is a masterpiece! Love the game but the music is a standout. Timeless!
BEST CASTLEVANIA GAME OF ALL TIME.
Portrait of Ruin is still my favourite Castlevania.
Agreed!
Some of the best music ever to grace the SNES. I played the heck out of this game when it came out. Good times. Thanks for the memories, J&M! Time to break out my copy! Glad I still have all my old systems & games. :)
Super Castlevania IV and Contra III Alien Wars are my 2 all-time fav super nintendo games.
Sam Mitman alien wars so hard
Probably sounds odd, but I can honestly say I look forward to October because of James's Halloween horror based vids. You can tell he just really loves this stuff and it comes through well.
kinda surprised James doesnt know what a harpy is, is he obsessed with monsters and horror and that sort of thing?
@@gurvmlk - I for one would have no idea what a harpy was, if I hadn't played Heroes IV.
@@VelkanAngels Same here, learned more about Harpies from playing Serious Sam.
Love this video and love the game (nice shirts by the way, and great book collection, Mike). Next time I can, I gotta play this bad boy myself.
This was one of my fav Castlevania games.
You can tell how much they really like the horror genre. The passion they have from just watching them play Castlevania is amazing.
"I've never heard of harpies"
I don't believe you.
15:04 "Like Yoda wasn't really doing all those flips cuz he doesn't exist" LMAO, OMG Mike, you kill me :D!
Listening to you guys nerd out is weirdly hypnotic.
The Hugh Jackman Van Helsing movie basically WAS Castlevania the Movie.
Except it was campy as heck!
There comes a point at which you have to stop taking Simon Belmont seriously, and it is the point at which you find a perfectly edible pot roast in the wall.
That movie was alright. BUT, they got the wrong person to play Dracula. The new Dracula Untold reminds me a lot of Castlevania, from what I've seen of the trailers. haven't watch it yet though. Still waiting for the DVD release.
I thought he did OK, actually. Not easy shoes to try and fill.
TheTurnipKing Yeah, but for a big-budget picture, they need to try harder. Much, MUCH harder.
Mike just get back from church?
LOL!
He decided to dress up for work.
i like his hair .. variation is good
Gurpreet Chaggar shop smart shop E smart
When did he say that?
I love this game. Also, I'm really enjoying the these let's plays. Keep it up!
Actually Mike the Haunted Mansion uses a lot of animatronics still. The only CG that comes to mind is Little Leota, the signing busts and the bride. The whole ballroom and party is still animatronics.
James & Mike ... You all should do "Kid Chameleon" on sega genesis.. There is a shit load of levels to that game .. and when you lose a life the game literally yells "Die!" at you :P
I love the game, but Rondo of Blood (PC Engine) is even more epic!
Yeah I recent played through castlevania 4 and Rondo back to back, rondo is just a much better game. The problem is we never got it in the us until 2009 or something. I wish I was aware of that game as a kid, I would have found some way to get an import copy lol.
It is perhaps the crown gem of my game collection.
***** I personally don't think that it's better than Castlevania IV.
Castlevania IV's atmosphere can't be surpassed in my opinion by any other Castlevania game.
You definitely should check Rondo of Blood though, it's the direct prequel of Symphony of the Night.
If you don't own a PC Engine with the CD-ROM add-on and you don't speak Japanese, I recommend you to play it on PSP. The Castlevania-Dracula X Chronicles for PSP includes also Syphony of the Night and Rondo of Blood (translated) and it's much cheaper.
You really don't need to know Japanese to play Chi no Rondo. You'll miss a small bit of dialog though you can probably look up a translation easily. The menus are in English. I'm not recommending people go out and buy a Duo just for this game, but if you already have one and don't mind spending the dollars for a great game, this one won't disappoint.
***** Agreed, but it's nice to understand what they saying during the cutscenes.
That time of year again--gotta watch some Castlevania.
This was my favorite NES game even as a kid and still is!
Hey James your a filmmaker why don't you make a Castlevania movie?
This is a game that could have benefited from a DSP chip. Has anyone tried playing this on an overclocked SNES? I think Nintendo should offer an option on SNES virtual console games to eliminate slowdown. Much like M2 does with Metal Slug 2 on the Neo-Geo Station release. It would really make a big difference with games like this, Gradius III, Super Ghouls 'N Ghosts, where the slowdown is severe.
DSP chip would be useless.
if you OC the SNES the game would run faster the higher you set the CPU, but it will still lag due to the limits on sprites per scan line.
coding back then there was no real time it cpu's didnt need delta time since they were so slow. coding then was not standardized, but now they have standard game engine, and coding languages are managed.
SuperDeluxe80 Why would a DSP chip be useless in speeding up mode7 type effects? Surely if it were built from the ground up to use a DSP chip.FX chip, it would help. The FX2 chip allows large sprites to be moved very quickly in Yoshi's Island.There were attempts at overclocking the SNES, but they always resulted in gfx glitching.The Motorola 68k was successfully overclocked in both the Neo-Geo and Genesis. They definitely do improve with games such as Sonic The Hedgehog (no more slowdown when losing rings) and with Metal Slug 2 on the Neo.. it removes nearly all of the horrendous slowdown.
videogameobsession
just tossing a chip into the game wont do anything they would have to reprogram the game. you cant just add a chip then magic happens. it wont happen though snes has long been dead.
emulated games dont run the same as there console counterparts the timing is different. and somethings wont work the same.
OC'ing a old game system in this era speeds up the game not make it run better. its like hitting fast foward. it just speeds up the game
I wasn't talking about just tossing a chip into it, which is why I said this " Surely if it were built from the ground up to use a DSP chip."
I'm also not talking about emulation overclocking. I am talking about replacing the timing crystal on real hardware. My friend OC'd his Genesis and it makes a difference with many games. Same thing with the Neo-Geo.
videogameobsession i like the slow down effect i think its cool even though it is a glitch the developers knew they were pushing the limits of the console and still chose not to dull down the game to improve frame rate and it doesnt hurt the game at all it also holds a level of nostalgia for the original consoles
Well it is a mansion, so of course it is going to have a library
one of the things I love most about the Iga Castlevania games, they made Dracula's castle seem like an actual castle
Mike - *"are these harpies ?"*
James - *"herpies ?"*
Mike - *"har- *laugh*"*