Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 Episode 3 Drake of the 99 Dragons

In the latest episode of Angry Video Game Nerd season 12, the Nerd takes on Drake of the 99 Dragons, a third-person shooter game released back in 2003 for the Xbox and PC. The Nerd starts off by introducing the game as one of the worst he has ever played and shows the box art, which depicts the titular character holding two guns and looking ready to take on his enemies.

The Nerd then dives into the gameplay, which is riddled with bugs and glitches. The camera angles are terrible, and the controls are hard to master, often causing the Nerd to fall off ledges or miss his targets. The weapons in the game are also less than impressive, with the guns having little to no impact on the enemies. The Nerd even states that one of the guns feels like it is shooting nerf bullets.

Next, the Nerd discusses the game's story, which revolves around Drake, an infamous assassin who is hired by a criminal organization to retrieve a set of ancient artifacts. The Nerd finds the story to be generic and uninspiring, pointing out the similarities to other games in the genre. He also takes issue with the artwork, which feels unfinished and poorly executed.

One of the most significant issues the Nerd has with Drake of the 99 Dragons is the game's soundtrack. The music is repetitive and annoying, making it unbearable to listen to for an extended period. The same tracks play throughout the entire game, further adding to the game's monotonous nature.

In addition to the game's single-player mode, Drake of the 99 Dragons had a multiplayer mode that allowed players to battle it out online. The Nerd tries out the multiplayer mode, but the servers are long gone, making it impossible to play the game with other people. He laments the fact that games like these rely on their multiplayer modes to extend their playability, only to have them removed years later, rendering the games obsolete.

As the Nerd continues to play through the game, he encounters more glitches and bugs, making it harder and harder to progress. The enemies become more difficult to defeat, and the levels become more maze-like, causing the Nerd to become frustrated and angry.

In conclusion, Angry Video Game Nerd season 12 episode 3 takes on Drake of the 99 Dragons, a game that the Nerd deems to be one of the worst he's ever played. The game is riddled with bugs, has terrible controls, and a generic story, making it nearly unplayable. The Nerd's frustration with the game is evident throughout the episode, making for an entertaining and humorous watch.