As we have seen recently with the cases like Mighty No. Drake of the 99 Dragons was not conceived simply as a game, but as a launching point for an entire franchise ( Problem #2).
…As much as I’d love to leave that hanging, I do have stuff to say about that subject. Here are 99 problems with Drake and the 99 Dragons. But the question of course is… is it really that bad? Well, I feel it’s only appropriate that I dissect the game in a manner befitting the arbitrary number in the game’s title. The boxart certainly masks the contents within, and while it probably won’t lure you into taking it off the shelf, this game hides all the components of yet another terrible game, one so bad it managed to supplant Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis as the go-to terrible Xbox game. Mainly in that, they were actually trying to make a really good game with Drake, but failed utterly. Although not quite as infamous as other bad games, Drake of the 99 Dragons is a stain on Majesco’s history, a history already pock-marked with all sorts of ups and downs, but Drake stands out in a way that the Nacho Libre tie-in DS game and The Daring Game for Girls do not.
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