Back in 1983, the original Dragon's Lair ... graffiti art come to life. Since then, lots of console games have gone on to use cel-shaded graphics to great effect, and Dragon's Lair 3D's limited ...

Dragon’s Lair has been credited with turning around the “arcade slump” of 1983-1985 and is also noted for being the first arcade offering to cost 50 cents per play.

Several years ago MacCentral first brought readers news about Dragon’s Lair 3D — a then-new game in development. You may have forgotten about it or written it off as never coming to fruition ...

Well, when visiting the Dragon’s Lair Trilogy listing on Nintendo’s website, you can view a picture of the games official box art. In the bottom right corner of the box art is Limited Run ...

Originally created by Don Bluth, the veteran animator behind films such as An American Tale, Dragon’s Lair is essentially an interactive animated film. Considering this is one of the most ...

and take part in a game of Dragon’s Lair, only for Dirk the Daring to fail ... by the villainous Singe the Dragon. If the animation art style looks familiar, it should. The game was put together ...

There seem to be a lot of people out there with fairly mixed opinions about the original Dragon's Lair arcade game. While the idea was good and everybody likes the art and animation very much ...

You can now enjoy the timeless adventures of Dirk the Daring and Space Ace anywhere you go with the Dragon’s Lair Trilogy ... official box art does appear over on the listing for the game ...