Guess what? Dragon’s Lair is now celebrating its illustrious 25th anniversary (it hit arcades in June 1983), and to commemorate the occasion Digital Leisure is offering a week-long 25% discount on all Dragon’s Lair titles from its website (all DVD, Blu-ray and HD PC DVD copies sold during this period will be signed by the game’s creators as well) and has even put together an extra-special giveaway. Between now and June 27th, you can enter for a chance to win a beautiful giclee print of Dragon’s Lair‘s opening castle scene autographed by the game’s creators, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy and Rick Dyer. The artwork is valued at $500!
Last but not least, Digital Leisure is also offering a limited quantity of 50 autographed movie-style posters. At $80 they are quite pricey, but remember, they are extremely limited edition and signed by the four masterminds that brought Dragon’s Lair into this world.
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Dragon’s Lair came out during the last summer of my arcade-visiting era, as college started impinging summers as well … but I always found it over-hyped. It was expensive (50 cents back then!), and would often last ~2 minutes! I have thought about revisiting it again … dunno …
DL was past its prime when I was growing up, but during my arcade days I always loved playing and watching others play to see how far they could get so I could see more of the animation without paying for it myself ;).
I recently revisited it with the Blu-ray version that came out last year and I really loved it. The updated artwork is gorgeous and it has a lot of great extra options and bonus materials like a full-length commentary, interviews and stuff like that. Plus it has the option to just watch through the scenes without having to do the interactions. I don’t know if any of that extra content is on the other versions though.