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Cursed Castilla video modes

Just got my review code for Abylight's Cursed Castilla and one of the first neat touches about the game is the video options.

There are four view modes allowing you to play in the super-sharp original aspect with some neat art on the border or zoom in for a larger or stretched fullscreen view which add a hint of fuzz to the pixels, but makes best use of the Vita's screen space.


Check out the options and get ready to choose your favourite scanline look for this classic homage to the timeless Ghosts and Goblins. Now, on with the review.





Currently playing on my Vita/PS3/PS4/PS5


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