For fans of retro gaming, Castlevania is a title that is not only loved by all gamers but known as one of the hardest games all times. First released in 1986, Castlevania has become a franchise that has become synonymous with the Nintendo brand.
After years of wondering why this franchise had not been adapted to film or tv, Netflix announced yesterday that Part 1 of Castlevania’s first season would be arriving later this year. The show will be similar The Crown, as the show has already been green lit for at least two seasons. While the show may not debut in October as Stranger Things will debut it’s second season that month, it is still exciting news that the Belmont family will finally be coming to the small screen.
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