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Dragon’s Lair was really impressive first time you saw it, the local arcade had to stack another TV on top of the cabinet so the crowd could watch the gameplay.
by zxcvbn4038 5y ago
Dragon’s Lair was really impressive first time you saw it, the local arcade had to stack another TV on top of the cabinet so the crowd could watch the gameplay. A week later there were several regulars who could play the game through which was also a spectacle. It was a few months before you could walk in and play it freely. The arcade owner must have made a mint - I believe it was the first game I played that cost fifty cents.
It is unfortunate that neither the laserdiscs nor their players have held up well - none of the arcade museums I visit have a functioning cabinet - but the emulators work and there is a version for iOS that plays well also.
- wedowhatwedo 5y agoThe Asheville Pinball Museum's Dragon's Lair worked last time I was there. https://ashevillepinball.com https://ashevillepinball.com
- zxcvbn4038 5y agoAwesome! Next time you have a long weekend check out: American Classic Arcade Museum 579 Endicott St N, Laconia, NH 03246 They have a ton of stuff from the 80s, some earlier and later, working computer space in original cabinet. Plan 6-8 hours to play everything.