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Bought this on the Amiga many moons ago.
This brings back fond memories when we were amazed at the standard of grapics the 16 bit era produced.
This lives up to this and as i missed playing this in the arcade i hope to see the bits probably left out of the Amiga Version.
Top quality, slight graining but then it was originally drawn in the 80's.
Highly recomended.
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I love this game but in my PS3 the game is obstructed continuosly and i can't finish
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fun game... then the bug comes in. i got it from netflick played on PS3. the response time is a little slow but was having fun until the middle of the game. Black screen and PS3 telling me "invalid disc". basically i could not finish the game.
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The high definition remastering of this game is very impressive. I would recommend this to anyone who owns a blu ray player and likes Don Bluth's animation.
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I picked up this with Dragon's Lair on Blu-ray and I played them both on my Playstation 3.
I wasn't able to play the arcade version of this game. It was just not around in the arcades that I went to. However it was one that I have always wanted to play/own.
Again, the extra features make this version of the game worth owning. I love seeing the creators talk about their work and what they did to accomplish it. They actually used stop motion and live action shots in this game. Amazing.
The previews under features gives you access to 2 playable levels one from Dragon's Lair and one from Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp.
You get 3 levels of difficulty instead of the 2 that were listed for Dragon's Lair, as well as other options that were not available. Such as there is a widescreen and original option as well as subtitles that were not offered in the Dragon's Lair Blu-ray.
The comparisons to other versions of this game over the years is a nice added feature as you can see how much better this version looks on your HDTV.
I am glad to add this title to my collection, and I can't wait for Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp to come out on Blu-ray so I can pick that one up as well.
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