“If anyone has a good way to legally release this stuff let me know”.
The legendary Dragon’s Lair isn’t famous for its gameplay – it was the fact that, back in 1983, it looked worlds apart from the games people were playing in arcades and at home, thanks to the fact that ex-Disney animator Don Bluth was responsible for its eye-catching visuals.
In the years that have passed, Dragon’s Lair’s popularity hasn’t waned all that much; it got ports to home computers in the ’80s, spin-off releases on consoles in the ’90s (as well as an “impossible” Game Boy Color version) and even something of a revival when DVD players came along at the turn of the millennium. More recently, an appearance in Stranger Things introduced the game to a whole new generation.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“If anyone has a good way to legally release this stuff let me know”.
The legendary Dragon’s Lair isn’t famous for its gameplay – it was the fact that, back in 1983, it looked worlds apart from the games people were playing in arcades and at home, thanks to the fact that ex-Disney animator Don Bluth was responsible for its eye-catching visuals.
In the years that have passed, Dragon’s Lair’s popularity hasn’t waned all that much; it got ports to home computers in the ’80s, spin-off releases on consoles in the ’90s (as well as an “impossible” Game Boy Color version) and even something of a revival when DVD players came along at the turn of the millennium. More recently, an appearance in Stranger Things introduced the game to a whole new generation.
Read the full article on timeextension.com