Store Page

SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics

All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews

SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics > Workshop > ⎛⎝𝕸.ѻ.𝕰⎠⎞'s Workshop

171 ratings

Castlevania: The New Generation/Bloodlines (1994)

Description Discussions0 Comments18 Change Notes

Award

File Size

Posted

1.049 MB

Oct 19, 2018 @ 8:46pm

1 Change Note ( view )

Required DLC

This item requires all of the following DLC

Golden Axe

Created by

⎛⎝𝕸.ѻ.𝕰⎠⎞
Offline

See all 99 collections (some may be hidden)

12,715	Unique Visitors
10,569	Current Subscribers
223	Current Favorites

You need DLC to use this item.

Subscribe to download
Castlevania: The New Generation/Bloodlines (1994)

Subscribed

Unsubscribe

Description

MOD for Golden Axe (you must own this awesome game in order to play Castlevania: Bloodlines/The New Generation MOD).

In order to play it, first SUBSCRIBE here for the MOD to download automatically in the game. Then in the SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics game, in the room, you select Golden Axe (don't start the game yet), and press Y in gamepad to access the MOD menu for that game. Then you will find the Castlevania: Bloodlines/The New Generation MOD.

Have a nice game!

GAME NOT LICENSED FOR SALE IN STEAM NOR IN PC
(Games licensed on this platforms will not be allowed)
(U) [!]

18 Comments

< 1 2 >

IronCladam Oct 18, 2020 @ 3:04pm

could you make a chill version of this game with infinite lifes?

Oavik Jul 6, 2020 @ 12:54pm

Legitimate game is part of the Castlevania Anniversary Collection: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1018010/Castlevania_Anniversary_Collection/

Ikagura Jun 21, 2019 @ 3:17pm

If Konami released the game on Steam (for this collection) I would buy it directly

Comrade St. Nikolai Jan 26, 2019 @ 5:16pm

Hell yeah! One of my favorite Castlevanias!

liltortillatree Jan 18, 2019 @ 7:23am

go report yourself, love this game.

Basic Jan 1, 2019 @ 6:49pm

Please consider this, who are you helping by reporting uploads like this? There is no point, SEGA and the other games companies don't give a shit about you, you're only helping them line their pockets. Plus, if someone really wants to play games like these they can just get an emulator instead, so you're not exactly hindering them. You're just stopping people from finding out about great old school games.