A very acceptable answer. I still have my Morrowind map and giant strategy guide within arm's reach at my computer.

Rock on dude .

Morrowind is easily one of my favourite games of all time. ALL TIME. Lately it seems like everyone is playing through it, which is awesome - so I just wanted to chime in and say best wishes and hopefully you stick with it. Definitely consider modding it a bit, even though I am an advocate of playing the game vanilla. There's some really good and well fleshed out content for it.

[Link] <- recommended mods
[Link] <- good list of mods to look at and consider

Tamriel rebuilt is amazing, they've rebuilt most of the province of Morrowind and included its own quests and factions. Overhaul is also a goodie, but can be taxing on your computer, and a bit of a pain to run if you're not patient.

If anything consider LGNPC, it's an easy mod to get and all it does is bring more flavorful text to NPCs. It gives a reason to talk to everyone you see, for the usually have something interesting or creative to say as opposed to repeating what others say.

Castlevania NES
I have a feeling that this game could be much better (and easier) if Simon had a sense of urgency about him. Plus, Dracula was super luck based, because once I got the two shot (only got it two times in about 90 minutes of gameplay), I just annihilated his second phase.

yooo the shot multipliers are given by predictable rules; use a special weapon to get ten kills, and the next time a heart would drop you'll get a shot multiplier instead. candles count as "kills" so you can rack up tons off the rows of them right outside drac's roost. this is aside from the odd specifically placed multiplier in a breakable block or what have you.

sorry if i'm only telling you what you already knew, my irrational love of cv1 just compels me to speak in its defense whenever possibleeee