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Que yo recuerde no hace falta salir del castillo para tener el 200.6% (que es el maximo % obtenible sin usar ningun truco)

lo mas provable es que te falte alguna habitacion en los castillos (a mi tambien me paso, vaaarias veces)

solo te queda revisar el mapa en busca de la porcion que te puede faltar (frustrante no es asi? -.-')

http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/psx/file/196885/13...

te dejo un extracto de un FAQ que habla al repecto, al menos a mi me ayudo muchisimo en su momento:

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So you've played through the game and don't have 200.6%, and you don't really want to read through that long walkthrough that I just wrote to find out what you're missing? I don't blame you; so here are a few tips that may help you ferret out those last remaining percentage points.

Want to know just how much you're missing? If you hit Start and look in the bottom right corner of the screen, you'll see the "Rooms" counter.

It counts the number of little blue squares you have on your map. (Each blue square is roughly equivalent to one screen.) The highest number you can achieve (without the Sword Familiar glitch above) is 1890.

An obvious source of missing points are "gaps", or areas of larger rooms that you have been in, but failed to explore each and every corner. These are generally pretty easy to pick out. Also, notice that the entire map should be outlined in white. If you see an area not outlined in white, that an indication of a gap.

Still don't have 200.6%? Here is a list of some of the less obvious secret areas. Remember that any secret area that exists in one castle exists in the other as well.

[Note: A few people have reported an odd glitch that seems to let them get 200.8% without using the Sword Brothers glitch (or playing the Saturn version). I've gotten a save file from one such person (and they do indeed have 200.8%), but they don't seem to have any obvious extra areas on their map. In any case this is very rare and no one seems to know how to reproduce this. I've never had it actually happen to me.]

[Note: Saturn players have a maximum of 1990 rooms for a max percentage of 211.2%. Your save file will have a flashing "ALL" indicator once you reach this percentage. Neither the Cursed Prison nor the Underground Gardens have any secret rooms.]

Abandoned Mine/Cave

1) Use the Devil Familiar to push the switch in the wall.

2) In the corridor after the switch, the wall at the bottom left (top right) can be broken for another secret room.

Castle Keep/Reverce Keep

1) At the end of the carpeted stairway but before you enter the hallway that leads to Richter, slash the top of the entranceway to uncover the switch that lowers a secret staircase. If you hit the switch in the first castle, the staircase will also be raised in the second castle.

Colosseum/Reverce Colosseum

1) The topmost (bottommost) room with the Blade Masters (Azaghals) has a part of the ceiling (floor) that can be destroyed.

Clock Tower/Reverse Clock Tower

1) In the vertical towers, there are four gears in the walls which can be hit. Listen carefully to the sound they make when you hit them. If they make a clicking sound, stop hitting it and move on to another one. If done correctly, another secret room will open up.

2) At the bottom left (top right) of the long hallway after the gear towers, slash the wall for another secret room.

Entrance/Reverse Entrance

1) Tunnel through the large rock, then fly through it one way as a Bat and run through it the other way as a Wolf. This will open up a secret room at the bottom left (top right) corner of the room.

Long Library/Forbidden Library

1) When you enter a room with a bookcase that is apparently blocking your path, keep walking against it to push it out of your way.

Marble Gallery/Black Marble Gallery

1) At the Giant Clock, one of the stone statues can only be moved by using a Clock in the room.

2) The switch beyond the Blue Door opens two holes: one leads to the Abandoned Mine, the other leads to a small room.

3) When you get to the fight with Dracula, don't fight him but use a Library Card. This will allow you to save the small room you fight him in.

Olrox's Quarters/Death Wing's Lair

1) When you first enter the first large chamber with the Spectral Sword (Azaghal), take out the lower right (upper left) wall to find a secret area.

2) Take the hallway that leads to the Royal Chapel (Anti Chapel). When you come to an area that's a different color than the rest of the hallway, there's a portion of the ceiling (floor) that can be destroyed.

Underground Caverns/Reverce Caverns

1) Go to the left (right) of the room where you fought the Scylla Wyrm (Doppleganger40). Drop down (head up) and take out the floor (ceiling).

2) In the "Reverce Caverns", be sure to use the Wolf and stick to the ceiling of the water areas. [Note: The Wolf form is unable to swim in the Saturn version. Saturn players should check the Frequently Asked Questions section to find out how to get around this.]

Aqui tienes una de las muchas formas de salir del castillo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isHymfUZvz4

en esta pagina hay guias, mapas, etc..

en esa pagina eplica muy bien como obtener todos los finales.

espero te sirva.

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