Castlevania: Rondo of Blood is the first CD game in the series, which allowed for more features to be included, such as CD quality soundtrack and visual cut-scenes. The opening, ending and various cutscenes done in a hand-drawn visual style are included in the game.

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I finally got this working and had to share it somewhere on the internet. I haven't used CRT shaders before but this using this setup. It is one of the best Castlevania games and should be played by any fans of the series!

I’m sure most people in can figure it out but I wanted to post a guide for people like me anyway. Note: you can also play the glorious remake on PSP and unlock the original to play on PSP. Also available untranslated on Wii Virtual Console. • I’ll refer to to get retroarch installed and running. Follow through Step 4.

• Obtain the Rondo of Blood rom files in.bin /.cue or.iso /.cue format. There are pre-patched English iso’s out there (google rondo of blood english rom) and this is an easy solution. The pre-patched bin/cue ROM I found seemed to be an older patch version as the title screen and stage names were untranslated.

Some English ROMs may be in the ISO/WAV/CUE format which requires.cue editing (see comment by GrieverV below for more info). The best way to play is using the final english patch from the romhacking.net link below. • If you can only find the Japanese rom (google rondo of blood rom) or want to try the final version of the English patch, the Japanese rom can be patched using the guide and files here: • The translation patch will have a folder named ‘for users with bin cue rips’ and inside that folder is a text file with instructions to patch the Japanese ROM. • Unfortunately, it will not produce a bin/cue file. What I had to do in this situation was to burn the.cue file produced by the translation utilities to a CD and then rip that CD to.bin/.cue format using IMGBurn. You could also try burning/mounting the.cue file to a virtual drive and then ripping to.bin /.cue format but I was unable to successfully do that.