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    Dragon's Lair coming to DSiWare

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    #1  Edited By JJOR64

     

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    Great news everyone!  It seems like Digital Leisure is bringing the arcade game Dragon's Lair to the DSiWare and it's coming out next week for Americans and January 1st for Europeans.  I have never played the original arcade game, but I might have to check this one out to see the game for myself.  All I want to know now is how much the game is going to be.  It would be awesome if it was only 500 points, but I'm thinking 800 or even 1000 points.  What do you guys think about the announcement?

    Source:  Kotaku Link
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    #2  Edited By cstrang

    Cool.  I never got the chance to play through all of the original when I was a young scrap with the game on my parents' computer.

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    #3  Edited By Linkyshinks

    Nice. Probably 800.

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    #4  Edited By AgentJ

    Come on you guys, you could have found this out by looking at the upcoming games on the DS list ;-;. It's been there for weeks now.

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    #5  Edited By JJOR64
    @AgentJ: I guess I don't look at that list very often then.  At least we have an official announcement about the game now.
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    #6  Edited By AgentJ
    @JJOR64: ,-_-,
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    #7  Edited By JJOR64
    @AgentJ: :P
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    #8  Edited By oldschool
    @AgentJ said:
    " @JJOR64: ,-_-, "
    @JJOR64 said:
    " @AgentJ: :P "
    Ooooooohhhh, staring stand off.  Who will win?????? 
     
    Isn't this game horrible?
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    #9  Edited By SathingtonWaltz

    Wow this is really cool, I remember when I had the Dragons Lair game on my NES. Good god that game was awful/hard as fuck. Hooray for more incentive to buy a DSi! Can't wait for Christmas money!!! =D

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    #10  Edited By vidiot
    @oldschool: Not "horrible", but most certainly a relic of old technology. Which isn't a bad thing, but I can't imagine anyone who does not understand, or know of the game's history jumping in enjoying it immensely.
     
    Dragons Lair was made in 1983. It's essentially an interactive FMV game, with the animation done by Don Bluth. (The secret of Nimh/An American tale) 
    It was stuck on a lazer disk and thrown into arcades, you can clearly see the interest of playing this game from a visual standpoint compared to games from that time. You hit the right button when prompted to: you live or die. 
     
    There were sequels, as well as another franchise called Space Ace.
     
    This game has been ported to everything except the toaster. I have lost count. It's been recently put on BluRay, and a few years ago a full-blown 3D (surprisingly competent.) platformer was made with Dragons Lair 3D. 
    So no, it's not horrible, just very old.
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    #11  Edited By oldschool
    @vidiot said:
    " @oldschool: Not "horrible", but most certainly a relic of old technology."
    I remember it mainly as a 'pop culture' thing, used in television shows somewhere.  I never played the game despite being an adult when it came out and if cheap and competent enough, along with cheap enough, might be of some interest to me.  Any addition to DSiWare is welcome.
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    #12  Edited By Linkyshinks

     

    MonroeWorld's interview with DigitalLeisure:

    What will Dragon's Lair DSiWare cost?
     
    "It will be 800 Nintendo DSi Points"   - $8, the iPhone game costs $5. 

      

        

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