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Vampire Killer reviewReviewed October 25, 2010Sho says: "At a cursory glance it might even resemble a simple port, but this impression couldn't be more incorrect – Vampire Killer immediately stands out as a dramatic departure from the rest of the franchise even as its influence can be felt in Simon's Quest, Dracula X, and Symphony of the Night." |
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Snatcher Reviews: 1 Tags: Adventure, Graphic Release Date: December 13, 1988 (Japan) |
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