Laurent said he first became aware of a working copy of the Resurrection demo earlier this month through an acquaintance who had provided the first new video evidence of the demo in action. The long-lost demo comes to the wider world thanks to French Dreamcast preservationist Comby Laurent, who has documented a number of unreleased Dreamcast prototypes on his website. Today, you can join them, as a playable version of the Resurrection demo has been uploaded to the Internet. When the game was canceled in March of 2000, those lucky few became the only people outside of Konami to ever experience an exclusive Castlevania game on the system. Back in 1999, journalists and industry insiders attending that year's E3 got to try an early demo version of Castlevania: Resurrection for the Sega Dreamcast.
