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 - Castlevania DoublepackThis game is too hard for Mom but the Husband and kids hooked it up through the gamecube adapter and they love it . I can't get past level 1 so its very chalenging.It.s about vampires and people with swords and stuff I am stuck atthe candle part and yeah I have gone on the top of the screen. Oh well not all is lost as other family members will get use of this. I on the other hand will stick to Donkey Kong,Horses 1&2,Cats 2,Hamsterz Life,Cakemania 1&2,and Diner dash,oh and Under the Knife I can do those and maybe the new MArio Bros. is more my speed Rating:  - If you like castlevania, check this out!As far as Castlevania's go, this is one of the best buys you can make, both games on the doublepack offer hours of fun. they are similar but not the same so you get a whole other experience. Rating:  - Castlevania Double Packcome on its Aria of Sorrow and Harmony of Dissonance, how could it possibly not be fun??? Rating: - Double pack holds double the valueIn all honesty I only wanted to get Aria of Sorrow, but when I found that there was a double pack containing that game and also Harmony of Dissonance for only 10 dollars more than either game, I knew I had to get it. I was not disapointed. In my opinion Harmony isn't one of the better Castlevania games, but it can be a fun game to play while you need to kill some time. Aria of Sorrow is one of my favorite games in the series, there are many great weapons and equipment to get, and also the ability to collect souls to gain new abilities and attacks makes for a lot of play time. I would give Harmony by itself maybe 3 stars, but since it is packaged together with an awesome game I have to give the double pack 5 stars for pure value. Rating: - Two Top-notch titles in one Cart?For thirty bucks, you get two of the very best games out on the gba, and in the entier Castlevania series. While Aria of Sorrow is a much more polished game, Harmony of Dissonance has a "Spell Fusion" system which I found to be much more fun, when compared to the Soul collecting found in the former. Both games offer tons of hours of gameplay, so you won't be taking the game out of your gba anytime soon. My only MINOR gripe is the varying difficulty levels found throughout BOTH games. Sometimes you'll fly through sections, others times you won't make it down a corridor without losing a good chunk of life. Same goes with the bosses. As a fan of the series, this is expected, but if you're new, be ready! This is only minor because, frankly, you'll be coming back for more! Pick this up now to add to your GBA or DS library.
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