Unlike most of the games, the original Grand Theft Auto wasn't in 3D. For those that played the original (not many of you I would imagine) here's an awesome 3D recreation of the game map you gotta see! Credit to EvilStreaks for the creation!
Unlike most of the games, the original Grand Theft Auto wasn't in 3D. For those that played the original (not many of you I would imagine) here's an awesome 3D recreation of the game map you gotta see! Credit to EvilStreaks for the creation!

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Death is typically a famously tough fight in most Castlevania games. Even though most of the bosses throughout Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse are on the easy side, don’t expect Death to a be a cakewalk here either. He’s a solid host of attacks (some of which you’ll no doubt remember from past games), but knowing how to handle him will make him back off much more quickly.
On your way to fighting one of the first three bosses in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, you’ll find a strange clue. It shows you that you need to interact with a certain spot on a map, but you may not recognize the location due to the way it’s formatted. Don’t worry, though, as we’re going to show you exactly where to go and what to do with the Carpenter’s Crane Sketch.
While the majority of Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse bosses have been on the easy side up to this point, Mammon can be a bit of a rude awakening. This goes doubly for if you try and tackle him in the Catacombs right after getting the stomp move from defeating Talos. It’s a much more demanding fight than most of the game’s, but we’ll be breaking down exactly how to take care of him.
Of the three early bosses in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, two of them don’t really pose much of a problem. Medusa, on the other hand, requires a bit of pattern recognition. If you’re having some trouble dealing with her and want to know how to best deal with her, we’ve got you covered. With this info in mind, she won’t pose nearly as much of a threat in the end.
It won’t take long after getting to the library in Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse for you to spot all the strange globes scattered around it. Normally, you’d have to explore, find hints as to how to progress, jot down some notes, and then activate all of the implements. Luckily for you, we’re here to make things easier for you. This guide is going to show you how to activate all three without having to figure anything out on your end.