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My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross.

And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs episodes.

And this week we are talking about your responses about

Castlevania 3.

Yes.

So let's jump right into it with kind of recommendation if you want to respond to any of the games

that we have talked about go to duckfeet. TV slash contact or the watch out for

Fireballs page there's a little widget there blah blah blah we really want to hear

from you about these as you're going to hear.

This is one of the best parts to do in the podcast.

So I'll start out with Fred, who responded via the contact forum saying, Castlevania 3 was one of the more pivotal

games on the NES for me.

I remember playing it shortly before picking up a Sega Genesis and it was a great send-off for the

8-bit generation.

Graphically, the game looked great, a A nonlinear gameplay and optional characters

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