CastleVania III: Dracula's Curse THE PAGE!!!

Dedicated forever to the BEST. GAME. EVER. CastleVania III: Dracula's Curse THE PAGE!!!

Last Update: October 16, 2009
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Warakiya Village in the late 1400's...
Home of the infamous Belmont family,
and of course, the first true
Vampire Killer, Trevor C. Belmont.

Long after your fight, your descendants
shall continue to struggle against the
Embodiment and Epitome of Evil...
...Count Dracula.

Dracula's Curse Castle, known to all
as CastleVania, is seen in the distance,
and feared by the townspeople.

Do you know what you are up against?

Explore this site; you are sure to pick up
valuable information to aid you on your
first and most critical quest.

Become instructed with the Instructions,
then learn more about the Cast, and choose a
Partner Spirit... an ally with a common cause.
Study the Enemies and Ultimate Evils guide books.

Only then will you be sure of conquering the
Vampire King and continuing the Holy bloodline of the
Belmont family of warriors...

GOOD LUCK!

Skull Knight has abused the REAL Alucard about times since 1997!

OUCH.

CVIIIDCTP CVIIIDCTP...EVIL EYE VERSION!!!
CastleVania IV LIFE!

A long time ago, there was an old dude named Dracula.
He was not nice! He never scored. Okay, he did...once.
Anyway, Dracula went around killing people. He wanted to
take over the world with his haunting hoard.

Fortunately, some dude named Trevor C. Belmont
had had enough with this crud. He took his trusty whip,
and he whipped---he whipped---things with it.
So he killed Dracula and he became famous an stuff.

They made a game about him.
The game is CASTLEVANIA III: DRACULA'S CURSE ! ! !

(Modified 1997 Opening Lines!)

CastleVania III Dracula's Curse(c), and all the other excellent video games, made by Konami.

May 28, 1997. That was when it all began.
[http://members.aol.com/Sinyaso/]
July 24, 1997. That was when AOL's HTML-code counter was added.
March, 1999. It resets after visit 30,100.
c.March 8, 1999. FastCounter was added.
March, 2000. FastCounter was replaced.
July 27, 2000. That was when DCTP moved to FortuneCity.
[http://members.fortunecity.com/dctp/]
October 1, 2000. Twins Nabugeishon Fureimu Ichi and Ni were created to
optionally letterbox the site; in keeping with CastleVania's cinematic theme.
February 28, 2001. Frameset modified so lone Nabugeishon Ichi gives
DCTP the game's status window. Only in Netscape, however. ow.
April 12, 2001. MyComputer.com counter replaced by a Beseen counter.
April 25~29, 2001. DCTP's blackout.
8|9, 2001: The Virus Incident.
August 19. 2001. Unbeknownst to all, DCTP landed on PlanetCastleVania.
[http://www.planetcastlevania.com/dctp/]
September 27, 2001. Fun while it lasted, DCTP had to return to FortuneCity.
December 1, 2001. Moved to EternalCastleVania.com
[http://www.eternalcastlevania.com/dctp/]
...until its server fried at the turn of the year.
January 4, 2002. Premiered on The Nintendo Old Skool @ Iodized.net
[http://dctp.iodized.net/]
October 10, 2002. DCTP put on indefinite freeze.
c.August 15, 2003. Considered a 'dead' site, DCTP is kicked off of Iodized.
c.September 22, 2003. The possibility of residing at the Inverted CastleVania Dungeon presents itself.
May 28, 2004. Following nearly a year offline, DCTP arrives at the ICVD collective.
[http://www.inverteddungeon.com/ericroman/dctp/]
October 14, 2004. DCTP is ported over to ICVD's sister domain, The Clockwork Mansion.
[http://www.clockworkmansion.com/ericroman/dctp/]
October 31, 2004. CastleVania III: Dracula's Curse THE PAGE!!!: BACK from the dead!!!
December 30, 2004. StatCounter added.
February 20, 2006. Moved to TerribleHands.com
[http://www.terriblehands.com/dctp/]

(DCTP is an eTJR indeed production)

CVIII:DCTP;
Born May 28th, 1997...
Died? October 10th, 2002
REVIVED October 31, 2004!