Dragon's Lair is based on the classic video game. The cartoon debuted in 1984 but ran in syndication into the early '90s on the USA Network Cartoon Express. Follow the adventures of Dirk the Daring, ...

Back in 1983 famous artist Don Bluth united with designer Rick Dyer and the now-classic arcade game Dragon's Lair was born. The title, which followed the exploits of bumbling would-be hero Dirk the ...

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 ...

With its splendid Disney-esque graphics and digitised speech, Dragon's Lair was by far the best-looking game around when it arrived on arcades in 1983. The Don Bluth-animated laserdisc adventure stood ...

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.

In the beginning of the trailer, which you can see above, you see the crew arrive at their local arcade (which looks just like the real deal – this place exists, right?) and take part in a game of ...

British filmmaker James Bobin (“Percy Jackson and the Olympians”) is in talks to direct the live action adaptation of 80’s video game classic “Dragon’s Lair” for Netflix. Ryan Reynolds is attached to ...

Twenty years ago a unique arcade game captured the attention of a nation and spawned several imitators and even a failed sequel. None of those that came afterwards could match the thrill, challenge, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Back in the days when the arcade scene was ruled by sprites and the occasional vector graphic, one game stood out like the monolith in 2001: A Space ...

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 ...