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For these next two lineups, Castlevania fans will be highly satisfied (late again sorry.)
For the lineup of October 2, 2014, we have for the Wii U:
Castlevania: Dracula X
(Release Date: September 27, 1995)

Now, if you ask me, they should have went on ahead and released Castlevania: Rondo of Blood instead of this. Unfortunately, the TurboGrafx is not a Virtual Console choice on the Wii U's eShop, alongside a lot of other consoles that should be. My personal recommendation is to go on Wii Mode and buy Rondo of Blood on the Wii Shop Channel well you still can, for it will soon be removed since the Wii has been shutting down a lot of services recently.
It features greatly composed music on a CD, smoother gameplay, as well as being tighter; and will not make you rip your hair out. However, the SNES version is not all that bad. But, if you play Rondo of Blood first it will definitely look far more inferior in comparison gameplay wise. It also features well-animated cutscenes (no English subtitles unfortunately, but getting a port alone is highly impressive on its own anyway) as well as an additional playable character, Maria Renard, whom takes away all difficulties one once had with Richter, and she's cute to boot in both the gameplay and cutscenes.
Well, anyway, sorry about that overly long opinion on the game, but just wanted to give you a heads up on what you're paying for so you don't regret it. SNES version has good music still, and does not look bad don't get me wrong, but the gameplay is why you're buying it you can easily just look up the music on YouTube as well as see the visuals. And laugh at the people failing to control Richter. Anyway, back to the list.
Unfortunately, nothing on the 3DS again. Feels a little abandoned, huh?
For the October 9, 2014 lineup, we get yet another Castlevania title for the Wii U:
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
(Release Date: June 11, 2001)

This is the last Castlevania title under the original series' logo, and marks an end of an era. So now all retro titles are officially available on the Wii U Virtual Console for purchase.
The 3DS Virtual Console store is again looking mighty grim, and bears no new witnesses once more.
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