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Castlevania [X68000] -1993- With Midi soumd

Gamer_lafan

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SOCOM FAN1 year ago

Wow, amazing video, my friend. How do you play with the Neo Geo CD controller? Can you help me, my friend, to connect mine? Greetings.

Gamer_lafan1 year ago

Mod for x68000 ans msx👌

Pwnage1 year ago

Unboxing and setup of our Zenblade 65 Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard.

Toadzinhohehe1 year ago

@DPoma69 quando tu jogar esse tu vai sair da patente mid pro goat

Brandon The Anime Guy 💯🇺🇸👺🍜1 year ago

Such an amazing, powerful computer. Makes me wish I could read and speak Japanese to use it.

穏ア💎✘1 year ago

omg I am so jealous, this is one of my favorite games of all time

CybernetikDragon1 year ago

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Sinfected1 year ago

that ancient disk drive still looks like a AAA sci-fi environment piece.

Toppis1 year ago

this has banger soundtrack every version has

Denis S.1 year ago

The X68000 was way ahead of its time when it comes to music. Never knew that. sounds fantastic.

Nino821 year ago

Awesome sound and graphics

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