BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA(SNES) Video Game
WATA : 8.0
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SOLD ON: Saturday, 12/18/2021 8:52 PM
$120
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PUBLISHER: Sony
COMMENTS: 1 of 3 on WATA Population Report; A+ Seal Rating; First-party V-Seam; Made in Japan; No Rating(USA Code); Mold on box(Light)
Based on the 1992; Developed by Psygnosis
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Based on the 1992; Developed by Psygnosis
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1 of 3 on WATA Population Report; A+ Seal Rating; First-party V-Seam; Made in Japan; No Rating(USA Code); Mold on box(Light)
Based on the 1992; Developed by PsygnosisBram Stoker's Dracula for the Super NES goes straight for the jugular with spine-chilling action so real you won't believe your eyes. As vampire hunter Jonathan Harker, you're plunged deep into the world of the undead in this ultimate interactive movie. Seven terrifying levels, each with various day and night sections, plus incredible 3-D graphics bring to life the cold, dark dungeons of Castle Dracula, the brutal Transylvanian countryside and the eerie chambers of 19th-century London. By day, you'll fight bloodthirsty bats and poisonous spiders in our search for weapons. As the sun sets, beware...because now the Prince of Darkness himself arises and comes for you...as bat, wolf, even as an old man. Bram Stoker's Dracula. Make no mistake...he must be stopped!
Based on the 1992; Developed by PsygnosisBram Stoker's Dracula for the Super NES goes straight for the jugular with spine-chilling action so real you won't believe your eyes. As vampire hunter Jonathan Harker, you're plunged deep into the world of the undead in this ultimate interactive movie. Seven terrifying levels, each with various day and night sections, plus incredible 3-D graphics bring to life the cold, dark dungeons of Castle Dracula, the brutal Transylvanian countryside and the eerie chambers of 19th-century London. By day, you'll fight bloodthirsty bats and poisonous spiders in our search for weapons. As the sun sets, beware...because now the Prince of Darkness himself arises and comes for you...as bat, wolf, even as an old man. Bram Stoker's Dracula. Make no mistake...he must be stopped!