It Won't Turn Off: Castlevania Retrospective

Category: Podcast

Friday, November 9th, 2018 at 7:47 AM

By Britton Rozzelle

It Won't Turn Off: Castlevania Retrospective by Britton Rozzelle

The hosts discuss the history, impact and future of the Castlevania Series. Stay tuned for November where we are going to tackle the Best Pokemon.

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