Konami has already committed to bringing Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 to the PC, but it might be letting players catch up with the first one as well. A recent update to the Steam registry suggests that Lords of Shadow is coming to the PC soon.

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Developer MercurySteam's gritty take on the Castlevania franchise proved to be a tremendous success for Konami. According to the publisher, Lords of Shadow is the most successful Castlevania game ever. But, MercurySteam is keen on ending the series on a high note, with Lords of Shadow 2 concluding not only the trilogy, but their involvement with the franchise.

"Our intention is to tell our story and then move on to other things," producer David Cox said. "We have no intention of milking the series any further than that."

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MercurySteam's upcoming Lords of Shadow 2 marks the end of the re-imagined Castlevania trilogy. Once that story is done, what can we expect from producer David Cox and his team? Apparently, he has his sights on Contra.

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Yesterday, we reported that Konami producer David Cox revealed a delay to Castlevania: Lords of Shadow's 'Reverie' downloadable content due to last-minute Xbox 360 bug fixes. Today, Cox shared more detail with Shacknews, including the odd disparity between PSN regions.

We noticed that the content was already available on the PlayStation Network in the US, but not in Europe. "Konami took the decision to hold back the PSN release because the game is multi-platform, and we always try to release our multi-platform products simultaneously," Cox told Shacknews. "If the issue was on PSN, we would hold back the Xbox release in the same manner. Unfortunately, the release on PSN in North America could not be pulled in time which is regrettable and unfortunate." Read more »

The Reverie downloadable content for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow has run into an unexpected snag on the Xbox 360, leading to a delay. Konami producer David Cox tweeted the word yesterday, telling an eager fan, "Sadly it's delayed due to a last minute issue which we hope to have fixed shortly. Working with the XBox team to resolve." Read more »

The PlayStation Store update hit last night, bringing with it a bounty of new downloadable treats for good little boys and girls who have credit cards.

Leading the week is Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime for $9.99, and Swarm at $14.99. Battle: Los Angeles is available if you want it for some reason, and both PlayStation Move Heroes and DC Universe Online are available as full game downloads. The PS1 RPG Legend of Mana is available for $5.99. Read more »

The Castlevania: Lords of Shadow downloadable content pack that was initially scheduled to launch in February will arrive at the end of this month for $10, publisher Konami has announced.

Reverie will add two extra chapters that see Gabriel Belmont returning to the castle, helping Laura deal with "an ancient evil" that has arisen following the death of Carmilla in Lords of Shadow. Laura will be playable "in certain sections," producer David Cox has revealed on Twitter. Read more »

Dust off your whips and prep your best brooding scowl, more Castlevania content is on the way. Today, Komani revealed two new pieces of downloadable content are in the works for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow from developer MercurySteam.

In the "Reverie" downloadable content pack, players will return to the castle as the game's hero Gabriel in order to lend a hand to the former servant Laura "in destroying the unruly evil that was previously kept in check by the recently slain Queen." Read more »

If you have been one of the PS3 users who has experienced issues with your Castlevania: Lords of Shadow save data--namely that it appears to have been corrupted like the dead, black heart of Dracula--you'll be happy to know a patch to fix those specific issues is now available.

The original issue would find players in a grim situation, where Castlevania: Lords of Shadow would recognize save files as corrupt, force players to restart and overwrite their original files. Konami acknowledged the issue on October 13, and promised a fix was on the way. Read more »

Eurogamer reports that developer MercurySteam is working on a sequel for its recently released Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. The news comes from composer Oscar Araujo, who told listeners, "if you liked the first [game], hope that the second is even more spectacular," on Spanish radio.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow was released last week for the PS3 and Xbox 360 and was published by Konami. Hideo Kojima and his studio, Kojima Productions, assisted with the development of the game. Read more »

While gamers will have a chance to battle the dark forces of evil in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow tomorrow, a demo for the franchise's retail, high-def debut is now available on the Xbox Live Marketplace.

As usual, only Xbox Live Gold Members have the ability to download the game trial, which is available everywhere except Japan and Korea. Read more »

A new trailer for the upcoming action-adventure Castlevania: Lords of Shadow has been released and it outlines the game's storyline, characters, and multitude of gameplay elements. Also, it looks really good.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe revealed that PlayStation Plus members will get early access to a demo for the upcoming high-def Castlevania debut.

In a post on the European PlayStation Blog, PlayStation Network Product Manager James Thorpe revealed the demo for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow would be available today for Plus subscribers. The demo will be available for all PlayStation users on September 29. Read more »

A new trailer for the upcoming Castlevania: Lords of Shadow features just about every classic enemy you can think of: werewolves, vampires, and even Death guest star in this video. If that isn't enough for you, faeries, angels, and--the most harrowing of all--giant chess boards make an appearance.

Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upcoming games everyday. The most anticipated titles receive their own post, because we know you're eager to see that content. For the rest, we have the Daily Filter, a place to feature all of the media we add to our enormous database on a daily basis.

Today's Filter is loaded with more content from Gamescom 2010, including videos for Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, the third installment of the Parasite Eve series dubbed The 3rd Birthday, Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep, Heroes on the Move, Nuclear Dawn, Ship Simulator Extremes and Etrian Odyssey III: The Drowned City. Read more »