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Silksong release window finally narrowed down [to 2025], coming to Switch 2
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Symphony of the Night is, in fact, the origin of the term Metroidvania but not in the way you might think. Castlevania pre SotN was a very different series with none of the elements associated with "metroidvania", so people started calling SOTN a "metroid-vania" derogatorily, as a Castlevania that was trying to ape Metroid. The term had staying power for the genre because what the fuck else are you gonna call them, it was before slapping -like on everything was popular but after calling stuff "clones" had fallen out of favor. No, "search action" will never be a thing. And you're not just gonna call them Metroids because that's one specific series. So after future Castlevanias had Metroidy stuff in them, it became a genre name.
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