Castlevania Aria Of Sorrow Secrets

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To see the true ending, obtain three of the souls described in the books Flame Demon, Succubus, Giant Bat. Then, battle the first Graham equipped with the three souls. After the two battles, the castle will recognize Soma as Dracula and will let you continue to battle Chaos in Chaos Realm. To get there, go to clock tower (with look-alike rooms). This cheat for Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow Game Boy Advance has been posted at 01 Nov 2007 and is called ’Easy money’. If cheat is usable don’t forgot thumbs up and share this with your freinds. And most important we have 7 other cheats for Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, look them as soon as possible! Insert the Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow GBA cartridge into the GBA slot before turning on the game. Then go to Yoko’s shop and you will see a Mina doll in the background waving her arms. Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow Secrets. Bonuses You Get For Beating The Game: Some are unlocked by beating Graham, others by beating Chaos. Beat Chaos and you’ll unlock everything. A: ’Chaos Mode’ is the hard version of the randomizer, not to confused with Aria of Sorrow’s ’hard mode’. To play Chaos Mode, type ’chaos’ when the randomizer asks for flags. Chaos Mode differs from the casual mode in a number of ways: - Chaos Mode may not be completeable without the use of tricks, such as precise jumps and damage boosts.Strategy GuideUse no souls
Enter ’NOSOUL’ as a name and start a new game.Use no items
Enter ’NOUSE’ as a name and start a new game.Play as Julius Belmont
Successfully complete the game with a good ending. Then, enter ’JULIUS’ as a name and start a new game.Alternate ending sequence
To see the true ending, obtain three of the souls described in the books Flame Demon, Succubus, Giant Bat. Then, battle the first Graham equipped with the three souls. After the two battles, the castle will recognize Soma as Dracula and will let you continue to battle Chaos in Chaos Realm. To get there, go to clock tower (with look-alike rooms). Those rooms are like three floors, and if you go to another room, it looks alike. To go the sealed door, go room to room by going right. Once you get to a different room with Rippers and those flying things, go down and find the room sealed with mist. Julius is inside. After the fight, you will be able to battle Chaos in Chaos Realm. Defeat it to end the game. To see the best ending, equip the three souls as described above, then defeat both Bosses after defeating Graham. To see the good ending, equip the three souls as described above, then defeat the first Boss after defeating Graham, but lose to the second Boss. To see the bad ending, do not collect the Flame Demon, Succubus, or Giant Bat souls.Hard mode
Successfully complete the game with the ’Good’ ending. When you start a new game, you can choose either the normal or hard difficulty. There are new items in hard mode, such as Kaiser KnuckleDeath’s RobeDeath Sickle.Boss Rush mode
Successfully complete the game to unlock the ’Boss Rush’ option under the ’Special’ menu at the title screen. You are timed on how long it takes you to fight through all the Bosses from the game. Items are obtained depending on how long it took to defeat all the Bosses. Each can only be obtained once. A Potion is the reward if you get a time you got once before.Sound modeCastlevania Aria Of Sorrow Secrets Walkthrough
Successfully complete the game with the ’Good’ ending to unlock the ’Sound’ option under the ’Special’ menu at the title screen.Easy money
After defeating Julius Belmont, you can enter the Chaotic Realm. About two save rooms inside the Chaotic Realm, there will be a place that resembles the area before you first fought the ’Manticore’. There will be a lamp that will always drop an enemy called Mimic which looks like a blue money bag. Mimic’s Soul ability gives you money every time you get damaged. The amount of damage you get is the same amount of money you receive. Keep killing it to get its soul. Once you have Mimic’s soul, go outside of Chaotic Realm and warp to ’The Arena’. Save and rest at the save room and equip the Mimic’s soul. Go to the elevator and choose your torture room. The middle one is recommended as it is faster for you to lose life. Be sure to always visit the save room whenever your life is too low. Use this method to get the Soul Eater ring that costs 300,000 (allows you to acquire souls with ease). This is the best way to get fast money.Easy experience
When you are in the Chaos Realm, equip your Roginus’ Spear and the soul Erinys. Luong son bac kenh108 com. When you encounter a Shadow Knight, kill him. You will gain roughly 3,300 experience points per kill. If you are near a door when you kill him, enter and exit to encounter the Shadow Knight again to keep getting experience.Chaos Ring
Have 100% of all the souls, then go to the Chaotic Realm. At the room were you find the first Alastro (the invisible creature with the big sword), go to the room that is on the top left corner. You will find the Chaos Ring, which gives you unlimited MP while equipped.Toy duck
In the arena of the bath of Lilith and Sucubus, go up above the save point (the only one in the area ), then go right to see a toy duck.Shoot fireballs
When you have the Fire Demon, Giant Bat, and Succubus souls equipped, you can shoot fireballs as a bat just like Alucard from Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night.
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Defeat Graham with the Flame Demon, Giant Bat, and Succubus souls equiped. When you defeat him, you will transform into Dracula. Note: There is a ’Dracula’s Tunic’ in the next room.Defeating Iron Golem
Use the Killer Mantle Soul. The Iron Golem will go down very easily.Defeating Graham
You need the weapons Death Scythe and Silver Gun for this trick. In hard mode when you encounter Graham, equip your Death Scythe in the first encounter with the soul Giant Bat. Keep hitting Graham with your scythe, use the Giant Bat soul when necessary to dodge his attacks. When he moves to the center and makes his meteors revolve around the room, equip the Silver Gun and move to the far right. This way, you will not get hurt. Keep shooting him until he goes down. When he goes to his ultimate mode, equip your scythe again and keep low, striking while holding Down. Slide when necessary to avoid the laser at the top. Killing Graham this way will result in minimal damage and a fast kill.Boss Rush itemsCompleted too slowly: Simple potionLess than four minutes: Valmanway SwordFour to-five minutes: Positron RifleFive to six minutes: Excalibur SwordCompleted quickly, but already had the items above: Simple potionI always thought that the ’Metroidvania’ term referred specifically to the Metroid-like Castlevania titles. I thought it was supposed to be a clever and convenient way to distinguish the post-Symphony of the Night releases from the classical, more linear style of Castlevania. Now I’m hearing that any game of that Metroid-style action-adventure formula may be defined as a Metroidvania. Thus has the press dubbed Shadow Complex a Metroidvania. Moreover, apparently the Metroid games themselves are Metroidvanias. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, but so be it.
In any case, the one ’Castleroid’ that I might consider superior to Symphony of the Night is Castlevania: Aria of SorrowMore Castlevania Aria Of Sorrow Secrets Images for the Game Boy Advance.
The third GBA Castlevania, Aria of Sorrow reunited the Symphony of the Night team of series producer Koji Igarashi, artist Ayami Kojima, and composer Michiru Yamane. In other respects as well, this was the true successor to Symphony of the Night.
The protagonist, Soma Cruz, was not a whip-wielding Belmont but, rather more like Alucard, an adaptable character capable of wielding whatever manner of weapon he encountered at random in Dracula’s castle. In fact, Soma’s arsenal offered even greater variety than Alucard’s.
Excepting novelties and special weapons such as the Crissaegrim and Estoc, Alucard swung basically all of his swords with a quick horizontal slash. He would not alter his one-handed swing even for swords explicitly defined by the game as two-handed, such as katana or the massive Zweihander. Other weapon classes, including knuckles and flails, offered only slight practical variety while seeing less use overall.
Soma, on the other hand, favored vertically swinging broadswords, but he could also wield shortswords, spears, axes, hammers, unique weapons like the whip sword, and even firearms. And the type of weapon equipped had a real effect on how Soma played; although he swung the axes in a similar overhead manner as with swords, a heavy axe was much slower than a sword and had a more particular attack range, as only the blade was actually capable of hitting.
Some of the cooler weapons could only be won through the unlocked ’Boss Rush’ mode, but the main adventure still treated the player to a steady mix and flow of items to toy around with. For comparison, I spent about three-quarters of the sequel, Dawn of Sorrow, wielding just the Claymore while feeling frustrated and impotent.
Perhaps Aria of Sorrow featured fewer obscure items to hunt down than Castlevania Aria Of Sorrow Arena SecretsSymphony of the Night, but it instead offered you the souls of your defeated enemies as dropped loot. Consolidating Alucard’s messy mix of heart-powered traditional sub-weapons and MP-powered spells and abilities into a single unified system, soul-absorbing allowed Soma to equip the powers of his foes, including such classics as the standard skeleton’s bone toss. Because almost every enemy had a soul to collect, Soma’s list of abilities could grow quite massive, and in Pokemon-like fashion, the drive to catch them all could keep players going long after the final boss was beaten.
Even Aria of Sorrow’s story was the most ambitious since Symphony of the Night, though perhaps not ambitious enough. Set in the near future, Aria of Sorrow took place after Dracula had supposedly finally been slain once and for all--a moment not yet depicted in any game--though trouble was clearly afoot as Dracula’s castle rose without its master.
Getting rid of Dracula as a character was a gutsy move, but some Castlevania traditionalists were less than enamored of his successor. At the same time, the game completely squandered the future setting, as Dracula’s castle and everything in it remained distinctly medieval. Nevertheless, the twist-filled story was once again a compelling part of the adventure.
Where Aria of Sorrow most improved upon Symphony of the Night was in the level of difficulty. Neither as pitifully submissive as Symphony of the Night or Harmony of Dissonance, nor as cruelly punishing as Circle of the Moon or Order of Ecclesia, Aria of Sorrow achieved nearly the perfect balance. Soma was not nearly as godlike as Alucard, so bosses could pose real threats. It was quite possible that you would encounter the Game Over screen a few times, but then you could usually come back and persevere with a better strategy or just by being more careful.
There were still stats and level-ups, but progress felt more subtle. Unless you were going out of your way to hunt for souls, you would usually feel at just the right level for where you were in the game, so that victory was more often a matter of player skill than character stats.
Dawn of Sorrow included the best ’bonus character’ mode by far, while Portrait of Ruin featured a cool two-character system and a hero who could wield whips as well as swords. Both are fine representatives of the Symphony of the Night platform-adventure-RPG paradigm, and even Circle of the Moon and Harmony of Dissonance were excellent games in their own right, but in my opinion Aria of Sorrow remains, from a gameplay perspective, the definitive Metroidvania Castlevania experience. Even so, I can’t say it was as significant as Symphony of the Night, either historically or personally. Three iterations after Symphony of the Night, the formula was still addictive, but it was no longer groundbreaking.
Perhaps equally important, even disregarding historical context, Aria of Sorrow, due to reduced budget and/or ambition, just does not achieve the same impact as Symphony of the Night, which features fully voice-acted dialogue, pre-rendered cinematics, and one of the most gripping beginnings ever to make it feel like a major affair. Aria of Sorrow boasts excellent production for a GBA game, and it still has Kojima and Yamane, but the handheld experience is just not the same. The gameplay is more refined and as fun as ever, but it does not carry the same weight, and thus it feels more like a diversion to pass the time than an event to set aside time for. Nevertheless, if you have room for only two Castlevania titles, Aria of Sorrow should be one of them.
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