While most movies based on video games utilize popular contemporary franchises, the “Dragon’s Lair” heyday was back in the 1980s, when video game arcades were still enjoying their golden age.

"I'm amazed at the high definition video." says Don Bluth, one of the original creators of Dragon's Lair. "Finally, the game looks as good as it did on film. And, the 5.1 audio sounds even better ...

Ports of the game have previously been released for both iPhone and iPad. Dragon's Lair was unlike any other video game when it was released back in 1983.

And even though the excited testimonials of the original game's creators (which are included in the game as a three-part History of Dragon's Lair video retrospective) promise great things from the ...

What is the ‘Dragon’s Lair’ video game? Launched in 1983, Dragon’s Lair was the brainchild of Rick Dyer. It was designed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman, two animators who worked for Disney ...

Dragon's Lair®, the world's first full-animation laser disc video game - debuted in 1983. The game features Dirk the Daring, a rather clumsy knight that must make his way through the castle of an ...

And as we reported in 1999, the game is still being developed for the Macintosh. Dragon’s Lair itself was a seminal achievement during the golden age of coin-operated video games in the 1980’s.

Dragon’s Lair was revolutionary upon release, as up until that time video game graphics consisted mostly of rudimentary 2D sprites with games like Pac-Man and Space Invaders filling arcades.

More like this Every Video Game Adaptation Coming to Netflix Lee provided a long-awaited update on the live-action feature adaptation of the legendary 80s arcade game Dragon's Lair while speaking ...

Originally released for arcades in 1983 by Cinematronics, “Dragon’s Lair” was revolutionary for its time. The game used laserdisc technology and film quality animation from Don Bluth Studios.

While most movies based on video games utilize popular contemporary franchises, the “Dragon’s Lair” heyday was back in the 1980s, when video game arcades were still enjoying their golden age.

And Dragon's Lair 3D's challenges are arranged similarly, but they're either too simplistic--such as a challenge that simply requires you to fight a few enemies--or too frustrating, like the game ...