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 for decades.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Digital Leisure Inc. In 1983 I spent every single Friday night at the same place: the ...

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 evil ...

Netflix is dabbling in more video game franchises. Following the success of “The Witcher,” the streaming service is adapting the “Dragon’s Lair” video games into a live-action feature film, with Ryan ...

Nearly 40 years after 'Dragon's Lair' debuted in arcades, Ryan Reynolds and Netflix are teaming to bring it to the big screen, but why did it take nearly four decades to adapt such a popular franchise ...

Steve Hannley is a Publisher from the USA and has been around the industry for over two decades and has been involved with Hardcore Gamer for more than fifteen years. In that time, he’s worked with ...

CES 2021 is in full swing, which means Arcade 1Up revealed a number of its upcoming cabinets. Some of them are entirely new. For example, there will be Arcade 1Up Killer Instinct, Dragon’s Lair, and ...

Back in 1983, the original Dragon's Lair arcade game created by Rick Dyer, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy, and Chris Stone represented a remarkable technical achievement, as it used laser discs ...

Even with the COVID-19 pandemic pushing many major events online, Arcade1Up has been pretty consistent in showing off its new products, and the arrival of CES 2021 is no exception. The latest tech and ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Dragon's Lair Haven't heard of Dragon's Lair?! Well, you play the heroic Dirk the Daring, a valiant knight on a quest to rescue the fair princess from the ...

As any avid arcade cabinet collector will tell you, arcades take up a whole lot of space. This is obviously a problem for someone that has to have these symbols of a bygone era. Thankfully, the ...