Platform: Wii (WiiWare)

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Release Date (NA): December 28th, 2009

Developer: M2

Publisher: Konami

Genre: Platformer, Action / Adventure

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1. Castlevania The Adventure Rebirth Iso Download Rating: 7,5/10 9063 reviews I just remembered that this game launched last year but I forgot about it. I'm finishing up my semester and I think it's time to download this game.
2. Initial Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth thoughts in a few hours. Next morning The game appears solid enough, I only managed to beat 3 levels last night before I fell asleep. It's full-on Castlevania nostalgia trip, and the game even has an option to play with Castlevania 1-style jumping. I prefer the ability to slightly move in the air.

Nerd Rating: 7 out of 10

When it comes to Castlevania, a couple of download-only titles have been eating away at me: Harmony of Despair (on Xbox Live and the PS Network) and The Adventure ReBirth,a re-imagining of The Adventure, originally for the Game Boy, offered via the Wii’s WiiWare. What’s the difference between the Wii Virtual Console and WiiWare, you may ask? I’m not really sure, but I think the Virtual Console contains games that existed on older systems and WiiWare is for original creations. I do know that I got a little flustered when I was unable to find it under the Virtual Console, as I hadn’t used WiiWare before now.

Despite having both an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, neither are connected (hey, I gotta make room for the old stuff), so Harmony of Despair hasn’t got my attention yet. The Wii, however, is a permanent fixture in my room, mostly because I need to get my Mario fix more often than I’d like to admit. Why I had abstained for so long I do not know, but I finally spent the requisite $10 and settled in for Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth.

Honestly, I wasn’t sold on the idea. I remember the Game Boy’s The Adventurewell, and although it’s a solid early Game Boy title, I wasn’t sure whether or not there was truly enough appeal to make this whole “rebirth” concept work.

I was instantly blown away, and the small blurbs about it being “a colorized version of Adventurewith more enemies and some different levels” don’t begin to do ReBirthjustice. I think it deserves its own title rather than the connection with the original, but I can understand the logic behind marketing an old-school-style game like this. With a brand new name, people’s expectations might be set too high, but by tying it in to one of the earlier Castlevania releases people have a better idea of what to expect.

See? Like old times!

The Adventure ReBirthis firmly rooted in old-school Castlevania, perhaps with a bit of the bite and edge taken off. It reminds me equally of Castlevania Chroniclesand Super Castlevania IV, with a little more modern sensibility thrown in when it comes to controls and massive difficulty. It looks and feels like its progenitor but does away with stiff controls, frustrating and limiting game mechanics, and the finality of losing 3 measly lives. The story is the same as The Adventure; Christopher Belmont is out to kick some Dracula ass, a hundred years or so before Simon went on his quest.

“Redesigned” is such an understatement when it comes to ReBirth’sredesigned levels. Things aren’t recognizable at all – and that’s a good thing! It truly feels like an all new experience. The levels take a more or less linear approach, but there are various offshoots and alternate paths which usually lead to 1ups or a massive cache of points. (The old feature of awarding extra lives for every-so-many points is retained here.) I won’t say that there’s anything wildly innovative about the level design, but the are far from the drab visuals of the Game Boy. Despite being one of the few Castlevania games not to be developed by Konami, M2 has captured the essence of what it’s always been like inside of Dracula’s castle. Lots of stairs, tons of candles (several different candle/torch designs actually), and a smidge of ultra-precise jumping will make any fan feel immediately at home.

I expected this to be so much worse than it was.

The controls have a much more natural and responsive feel when compared to earlier games, especially the Game Boy. Precise jumping is flawless due to the ability to move in mid air. The act of whipping is handled wonderfully; it’s super quick and can catch enemies extremely close to our hero and even a short distance behind. Whip upgrades are handled a bit differently this time. The first transforms the leather whip into the chain whip, but instead of the second upgrading the chain whip to the fireball-spitting fire whip until damage is taken, the ability to “whip fireballs” is put on a moderate timer. The original game didn’t include subweapons, and ReBirthreintroduces a grand total of 5 to supplement Mr. Belmont’s combat. These projectile-like subweapons are essential to winning boss battles without taking too much of a beating.

The retro-feel is recreated in stellar fashion. ReBirthuses a limited color palette, but the resolution is high enough to avoid blocky backgrounds or muddy details. There is a kind of “indistinct simplicity” going on with the graphics, but it looks to be purposeful rather than any kind of hardware limitation. No one will be fooled into thinking this game came out of the late 80s, but as I said before, it captures the old-school essence while adding in modern sensibilities. Of equal note is the music and sound effects; low-tech chip-tunes and slightly generic sound effects comprise the audio output, all the while adding to the authenticity as a re-imagining of the original The Adventure.

Download ReBirth before Death gets it! Or before Death gets the Wii…or something. There’s a joke somewhere in there.

Nothing new is happening in Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth,and for this reason it’s possible that some fans may see it as a redundancy. But for those always in the mood for a new old Castlevania challenge, this should be more than satisfying. It’s clear that the developers put a great deal of attention into how this final product was going to look, feel, and most importantly play, and their respect for the larger body of work that is Castlevania is evident at every turn. Even if you haven’t and/or don’t plan on ever kicking back with Castlevania: The Adventure, that’s no reason to pass this one up. A worthy homage, perfectly suited for downloadable-content, ReBirthisn’t a sloppy imitation or a useless port, but a unique experience that any Castlevania fan ought to derive enjoyment from.

I don’t know what bearing it has on the Wii’s marketplace, but I do know that at least some of their servers will be going offline soon or maybe already have. I’m not sure if it can be downloaded via the Wii U’s Wii menu or not either, so if you think that you may ever be interested in playing Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth,you may want to go ahead and grab it or least look into how much longer WiiWare will be available. Ten bucks may seem a little steep if only for its short length, but hey, how else are you ever going to be able to “own” this piece of Castlevania…?

Reviewed by The Cubist

I just remembered that this game launched last year but I forgot about it. I'm finishing up my semester and I think it's time to download this game.
[Goes to download]
It's supposed to be a remake of the Gameboy game, but with updated graphics. I'd actually prefer older graphics, but Castlevania did find a nice look with 32-Bit level sprites, so I'll keep an open mind. Initial Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth thoughts in a few hours.
[Next morning]
The game appears solid enough, I only managed to beat 3 levels last night before I fell asleep. It's full-on Castlevania nostalgia trip, and the game even has an option to play with Castlevania 1-style jumping. I prefer the ability to slightly move in the air. I don't really enjoy the artificial challenge of poor controls, but Castlevania has always been an exception. The monsters don't move too fast anyway, only Medusa Heads and crap like that really present a problem.
The graphics and sound are both nice, but a little bland. It's almost like playing a watered-down Rondo of Blood. Just as I'm typing that, I realize that Rondo of Blood was, in fact, released for the VC and it's 100 points cheaper. Go buy that if you want a Castlevania game, but The Adventure ReBirth still offers a fun experience.
[A few hours later...]
I came home determined to play more Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth, but I decided that 9 dollars for Rondo of Blood was too good an offer to pass up. So, you can get 2 really good Castlevania games for 19 bucks. That's still cheaper than some sort of collection disc they might release. You can certainly emulate Dracula X: Rondo of Blood using Magic Engine, but I've found the sound to periodically get really fuzzy. I don't own a PSP either, so that was out of the question. But having Rondo of Blood on my Wii is only a click away from Mega Man 9 and 10, and that's pretty cool.
I had to move Adventure Island: The New Beginning to the SD card to make room to download the Rondo of Blood CD Rom from the Wii Store. I hope the sound quality is nice, judging by the large file size (273 blocks!) it should be on par with The Dynastic Hero.
[and, finally]
The sound quality is fantastic, I'm also pleased to see they didn't translate the game. I prefer not knowing exactly what the characters say, but I do understand a bit of German and a little Japanese, plus I'm sure the pictures explain exactly what's happening anyway.
Rondo of Blood is hard, I remember it being easy. I must have been using save states, but the game is as fresh as ever. Super Castlevania 4 comes close, but doesn't quite measure up. Plus, despite the kawaii factor, Maria is really fun to play as. She moves like Alucard in Symphony, and is much stronger than Richter. You can unlock her in Stage 2, just get the key from the second candle after the first pit while being chased by half of the behemoth. The graphics and level design are top notch, and even though it's basically a linear platformer, you'll feel like you're exploring a large castle because of the multiple paths, secret levels, and optional secrets.

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Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth
Developer(s)	M2
Publisher(s)	Konami
Series	Castlevania
Platform(s)	WiiWare
Release date(s)	JP October 27, 2009 NA December 28, 2009 EU February 26, 2010
Genre(s)	Platform
Mode(s)	Single-player
Input methods	Wii Remote, Classic Controller, GameCube Controller
Compatibility	1 Broken
GameIDs	WD9EA4, WD9JA4, WD9PA4
See also...	Dolphin Forum thread Open Issues Search Google Search Wikipedia

Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth​ (ドラキュラ伝説 ReBirth, Dorakyura Densetsu Ribāsu, The Legend of Dracula ReBirth) is a side-scrolling action platform game developed by M2, and released by Konami for the Wii in 2009 as a WiiWare title. Based on the 1989 Game Boy title Castlevania: The Adventure, it is the third game in M2's ReBirth series, following Gradius ReBirth and Contra ReBirth.

The setting of the game takes place a century before the original Castlevania title, where the player controls an ancestor of Simon Belmont named Christopher Belmont, who must defeat the vampire Dracula.

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Problems

Black Screen

After selecting start from the menu and the the intro animation playing a black screen appears and no futher progress occurs. Disable Enable Dual Core to resolve this. Refer issue 8538 and issue 7143.

Flickering Cutscenes

Most cutscenes will have random colors flashing at the background. Disable Store EFB Copies to Texture Only to fix that.

Configuration

Only configuration options for the best compatibility where they deviate from defaults are listed.

General

Config	Setting	Notes
Enable Dual Core	Off	Allow gameplay

Graphics

Config	Setting	Notes
Store EFB Copies to Texture Only	Off	Prevent flickering in cutscenes
Defer EFB Copies to RAM	Off	Avoid black screen

Version Compatibility

The graph below charts the compatibility with Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth since Dolphin's 2.0 release, listing revisions only where a compatibility change occurred.

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Testing

This title has been tested on the environments listed below:

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Test Entries
Revision	OS Version	CPU	GPU	Result	Tester
r6152	Windows XP	AMD Athlon II X3 445	ATI Radeon HD 4650	55-60FPS, minor sound crackling when frames drop, gameplay is fine
3.0	Windows 7	AMD Athlon II X3 445	AMD Radeon HD 6850	The gain from moving to 64b OS was small but noticeable, speed still drops with lots of sprites on screen, the rest is perfect
r7693	Windows 7	AMD Athlon II X3 445	AMD Radeon HD 6850	When EFB copies are set to texture the screen is distorted, when set to RAM it fails to load
3.0-368	Windows 7	AMD Phenom II X4 965	ATI Radeon HD 4870	100-105FPS,OpenGL,no problems of any kind what so ever.
3.5-367	Windows 7	Intel Core i5-2400 @ 3.1GHz	NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450	60FPS,OpenGL won't work, Direct3D9, works perfect.
4.0-1349	Windows 8	AMD FX 6300 @ 4.3GHz	AMD Radeon HD 6450	60FPS. XFB disabled makes video smoother.	Faefdsedf
4.0-8342	Windows 10	Intel Core i7 @ 4.3GHz	AMD R9 270x	Black screen after menu.	Wem

Gameplay Videos

Nintendo Wii Wiiware Virtual Console Castlevania(1987/2007) Castlevania II: Simon's Quest(1988/2007) Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse(1989/2008) Castlevania: Rondo of Blood(1993/2008)