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Dragon's Lair (1983)
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Reviews Counted:1
Fresh:1
Rotten:0
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Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: The first game ever to combine film-quality animation with video-game engineering, DRAGON'S LAIR is as much a movie as it is a kind of Choose Your Own Adventure game. Animator Don Bluth's... The first game ever to combine film-quality animation with video-game engineering, DRAGON'S LAIR is as much a movie as it is a kind of Choose Your Own Adventure game. Animator Don Bluth's revolutionary arcade classic allows the player to control the action of an animated film using the remote control of a DVD player or a joystick connected to a PC computer, Sony PlayStation 2, or X BOX. The objective is to guide valiant knight Dirk the Daring through a series of obstacles and treacherous monsters in the Castle of the Dark Wizard, where he must rescue a fair princess from the lair of an evil dragon. Viewers may play the game or just watch the story unfold as a short film in this imaginative, beautifully animated interactive story. [More]
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