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only for it to be brought back in the final boss battle. On top of that, in the final stage, the game ditches the ten-second respawn, letting the player respawn immediately instead. When the timer runs out, there is another loading screen.

Every time you die, the game goes into a loading screen, and then you are forced to wait ten seconds to respawn while the spirit gods mock you.

Some people jokingly state that the characters have lockjaw because their mouths don't move when they talk.

Pre-rendered cutscenes in which the developers were too lazy/under the gun to even animate the character's faces when they talk (most of the time).

On top of all that, wherever you aim is not where you'll shoot, you shoot in the direction of where Drake's arms are aiming, which makes it very hard to shoot enemies since his arms are flailing everywhere when he's moving.

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The game does allow you to center the camera on enemies when the crosshair appears over them by clicking the right thumb stick, but this information can only be found in the instruction manual and it doesn't fix the aiming problems.

Also, the auto-aim feature almost never works.

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Aiming is horrible due to the both the crosshair and the camera being controlled with the right thumbstick (the PC port of the game uses a standard keyboard + mouse setup as well as having a crosshairs in the center of the screen (although it is quite blurry), making it the definitive version of the game but still not good).

The camera moves too fast it's difficult to make it stay where you want it to.

Even The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, which was made eleven months before this game, had better-looking graphics that involved cel-shading. The rest of the graphics just look bland and dull. The game was claimed to have cel-shaded graphics, though this can only really be seen on Drake.

Slowing down time is also useless since Drake is affected by it as well.

The ability to slow down time is too easy to activate by accident.Very poor controls that cause fake difficulty.Instead, it fully earns its ranking among the "worst games ever made"." This game is a perfect example of how rushing a product to market can completely tank a good idea. The combat is terribly-balanced, swamping the player with overpowered enemies and few means of surviving both versions' combat systems are so broken, you can barely even damage enemies almost every unique mechanic the game has is so poorly-implemented that it's useless and the final nail in the coffin is how severely underwritten the story is with bland characters you don't know a thing about, doing clichéd things to fight over plot-points you also don't know a thing about and Drake himself is a terrible protagonist - a dumb block of muscle with brooding gruffness and '90s clichés in place of actual personality or a character arc. But the game was just too damn rushed and the dev team didn't have time to get the game working properly. Unlike a lot of other games I've covered, it did have potential: the combat has a good variety of enemies, you have a good variety of techniques and weapons, and there is a good variety to the stages switching it up between combat, big fixed shootouts and platfomring.

" The tragic thing about Drake of the 99 Dragons is that you can see how the game might have turned out good.

"99 Dragons, made out of 99% bullshit!" - AVGN