Season
- Season 0 2011-09-10
- Season 1 2004-05-25
- Season 2 2007-01-25
- Season 3 2008-02-19
- Season 4 2009-03-16
- Season 5 2010-04-30
- Season 6 2011-04-06
- Season 7 2012-07-23
- Season 8 2014-03-18
- Season 9 2015-03-26
- Season 10 2016-04-06
- Season 11 2017-03-27
- Season 12 2018-04-17
- Season 13 2019-01-24
- Season 14 2020-01-15
- Season 15 2021-03-15
- Season 16 2022-03-17
- Season 17 2023-02-24
- Season 18 2024-02-26
- Season 19 2025-02-24
Season 19 Episode
- Season 3 Virtual Boy
- Season 3 The Wizard of Oz
- Season 3 Double Vision: Part 1
- Season 3 Double Vision: Part 2
- Season 3 The Wizard and Super Mario Bros 3
- Season 3 N.E.S. Accessories!
- Season 3 The Indiana Jones Trilogy
- Season 3 Star Trek
- Season 3 Superman
- Season 3 Superman 64
- Season 3 Batman: Part 1
- Season 3 Batman: Part 2
- Season 3 Deadly Towers
- Season 3 Battletoads
- Season 3 Dick Tracy
- Season 3 Dracula
- Season 3 Frankenstein
- Season 3 CD-i: Part 1 - Hotel Mario
- Season 3 CD-i Part 2: Zelda Wand of Gamelon
- Season 3 CD-i Part 3: Faces of Evil and Zelda's Adventure
- Season 3 Bible Games 2
- Season 3 Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
- Season 3 Milon's Secret Castle
The Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 3 Episode 20 CD-i Part 3: Faces of Evil and Zelda's Adventure
7.50 48 minutes In the third and final video in the Nerd's CD-I series he plays through Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda's Adventure. Link: The Faces of Evil plays similarly to Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon and faces many of the same problems, including the confusing layouts and stiff controls. Zelda's Adventure is a different style game; it's played with an overhead view and is modeled more like the original Zelda on NES. Its cut-scenes also use real actors instead of the zany cartoons so prevalent in the previous titles. Although it's different, it's not much better and features long loading times, annoying voice acting and a broken save system. The item menu also adds to the frustration; you must constantly be pulling it up and toggling through it to make any sort of progress. All three of these Zelda games and Hotel Mario have added to the CD-I's legacy of being one of the worst consoles ever made, and one of the video game market's biggest failures.
