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I think I played Dragon's Lair just one time, and never played Space Ace; they were gorgeous to look at, let alone the fantastic audio, but I didn't find intere
by squarefoot 4y ago
I think I played Dragon's Lair just one time, and never played Space Ace; they were gorgeous to look at, let alone the fantastic audio, but I didn't find interesting games where one had essentially zero control on what the character was doing, and all it needed was pushing the right button at the right time. There were much more compelling games at the time, and I thanked both DL and SA for grabbing other players away from them at the arcade:^)
thread hijack: one game I liked a lot in the mid 80s but don't recall the name and failed to find later as retro emulated, assuming it does exist as such, is that one fantasy style platform in which a character fights in a dungeon against various creatures, one of which is a flying manta. Unfortunately I don't recall other details, but for some reasons I liked the flying manta a lot, probably because at the time I did some scuba diving with my father and always wanted to see one live, but that would have been impossible in our sea.
- innocentoldguy 4y agoI liked Dragon's Lair and played it quite often, but my favorite of the laserdisc video games was "Cliff Hanger," which used footage from two Lupin III films. It mostly used footage from the Hayao Miyazaki movie The Castle of Cagliostro, but included footage from The Mystery of Mamo as well.