Reinhardt Schneider brandishing a whip, or Carrie Fernandez, a young woman skilled in the ways of magic and spell-casting. Both are out to get the Prince of Darkness, Dracula, and his devoted legions of vampires.
Characters are lead through the game differently with each having there own ending.
The jump of one of Konami's marquee titles from sprites to polygons sent shivers down the spine of most hardcore gamers. Give Castlevania 64 a chance, however, and you'll find a noble attempt, that respectfully brings the Belmont legend back home to Nintendo. From the intro which casts you into the dark and sullen world of Transylvania , you'll find yourself in tune with the horrific feats that await you in the Castle of Count Dracula. Heck, it's not easy being a vampire hunter. You'll find your usual array of badies here, undead skeletons and raging demons of all manner.