Massive game collection

This game collection will cover the epic saga of Castlevania from Gameboy Advance and it might release on Switch next. This is indeed a piece of fascinating news for Switch fans, as Castlevania is a top-rated franchise.

The upcoming live event could serve as the stage for the studio to break this news. This collection pack will include the top-rated trilogy of Castlevania from Gameboy Advance. The Australian Rating Board and the Taiwanese Rating Board both revealed elaborate ratings for the undisclosed collection. The first rating of the title appeared on the Australian rating board back in June. Konami is actively working on releasing the Castlevania collection and it will most likely be a multi-platform game.

The collection will contain all three prominent titles. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker.

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Some items included in the collection were art books, a gold Wii remote, and several Amiibo figures. In addition to showing off the collection, TetraBall provided some details about how they managed to find all these Zelda games.

According to the Reddit user, they purchased many of the limited edition games close to release before they increased in value. In addition, they noted that many older titles could be found at reasonable prices if the games were not in mint condition. Furthermore, some games were gifted by friends that no longer had an interest in playing them. This enormous collection of games and other paraphernalia from The Legend of Zelda franchise caught the attention of numerous fans on Reddit.

With over 3, upvotes in less than a day, many were impressed with the scope of titles on display.