[Quiet Man Cometh]

I don't know if they count as RPGs but I'm at boss fights in both Devil May Cry and Castlevania, but as I've ignored both for so long I really really suck and can no longer beat said bosses. I'm actually at (what I think) is the end boss for Castlevania: Lament of Innocence. Oops.

I like the Castlevania games I've seen so far, though I think they qualify more as adventure games. I have a buch of items but don't use them a whole lot, and the differnt armour and such are levelled so there's no really purpose in using any of the older ones once you get the good stuff.

Castlevania doesn't seem to have much of a story behind it besides the old steadfast "have whip, will travel" style, but it does cover it's lack of original story fairly well. :). I like the in game explanation for the presense of a magic and item shop right next to forboding, evil, haunted castle. The owner of the castle simply lets him has his shop there to give the adventurers who try to kill the master something of a sporting chance.

I like Renaldo's comments, "It would seem that eternal life is extremely boring." *commence with justification speech for shop and random items strewn about the castle.*