Dragon's Lair 3D is quite the significant departure from the original laserdisc game--Dirk and the denizens of the castle are animated, cel-shaded characters, each with fluid animations that bring ...

Dragon's Lair 3D is both a remake of the arcade game and an all-new experience to boot. The same premise is back, and indeed you'll even see many of the same rooms and enemies that the knight ...

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 ...

That game is Dragon's Lair. While it seems like an oddity compared to Asteroid or Dig Dug, the game was quite real. It was born of the magic of Laserdisc, the LP-sized ancestor to the DVD.

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 ...

AMN gets to talk with one of the masterminds behind Dragon's Lair ...

Ryan Reynolds is attached to produce and star as main character Dirk the Daring The post ‘Dragon’s Lair’: James Bobin in Talks to Direct Live-Action Video Game Movie at Netflix appeared ...

Bluth, who embraced technological advances in animation, helped develop Dragon’s Lair, an arcade game which looked like a classic ‘80s cartoon.The game featured the knight Dirk the Daring who ...

Producer Roy Lee gives a hopeful update on the Dragon's Lair movie at Netflix, an adaptation of the 1980s arcade game of the same name set to star Ryan Reynolds. To kick off their San Diego Comic ...

The “Dragon’s Lair” franchise eventually expanded to include a variety of sequels and even a short-lived cartoon series in the 1980s. Though the original arcade game has been ported to ...