In 1983 famous artist Don Bluth teamed up with game designer Rick Dyer, among others, to release the now-classic Dragon's Lair into the arcades. The title capitalized on Bluth's unique art style to ...

Steve Hannley is a Publisher from the USA and has been around the industry for over two decades and has been involved with Hardcore Gamer for more than fifteen years. In that time, he’s worked with ...

Don Bluth shares stories of his legendary career, from Walt Disney to Don Bluth Studios, the hardships he overcame, and the magic he's still creating.

At the start of the year, a Switch box art for Dragon's Lair Trilogy was spotted on Nintendo's official website. At the time, it was enough to convince fans a physical release on the way. It even ...

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 ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Encore announced recently that it has reached an agreement with Dragon's Lair LLC to publish Dragon's Lair 3D for the Sony PlayStation 2 and the ...

Encore, Inc. and Dragon's Lair LLC announced today an agreement to bring GameCube and PlayStation 2 fans a "new Dragon's Lair" game, one that features new characters, adventures, and most of all ...

A film adaptation of Dragon’s Lair is currently on Kickstarter with both Don Bluth and Gary Goldman announcing they’ll take part in the project if it becomes fully funded. Both Bluth and Goldman are ...

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 ...

Last week, we found out Dragon's Lair Trilogy would be released on Switch eShop on 17th January after a listing on the European Switch eShop. With the game now available on Nintendo's digital platform ...