Bram Stoker's Dracula Sega CD Review

In the early 90s, a big budget take on the classic Dracula story was released in theaters. This is the game that was based on it for the Sega CD. I'm on Patreon! Help support the channel.   / segalordx   If you would like to support the channel directly: https://www.paypal.me/segalordx Head over to Facebook to hear me ramble about various things:   / segalordx   Opening "Sega" jingle is from "Astal" for the Sega Saturn. Courtesy of Sega Corporation. Ending Music during the credits is from Batman The Video Game for the Sega Genesis. Courtesy of Sun Corporation. Cover done by Zachary Essey.    / @migrantbirdstudio   SLX Logo By: Jan Neves YouTube Page -    / jan3d   Intro by Evan S. https://portfolio.tsestudios.com/ Outro Animation by Kevin Bhall YouTube Page -    / nigh11   Episode Notes: 1. Captured on real hardware. 2. The other 16-bit versions are pretty rough as well. 3. I highly recommend the 99 lives code for this. It's much more tolerable. 4. The stand alone version is often cited as having issues locking up certain Sega CD units. 5. This game has no password or save system. 6. Winona Ryder was absolutely gorgeous in this movie. I've not had many celebrity crushes, but I can admit to this one. 7. The 2 pack game that had Dracula also had Frankenstein. It too was an awful game.