That's Incredible Dragon's Lair Competition 1980's

That's Incredible segment from the 1980's with a Dragon's Lair Competition

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[Yesterdays92]

OutStanding!!! Where did you find this incredible Crystal Clear Footage? I have this recorded with a Cassette Tape back in 1983!! That way I could listen to it anytime I wanted!!

[VIDEOTIMEMACHINE]

They showed many of these shows on Satellite a while back. I have them all as far as I know.

[sweetjimmy77]

Congrats, Lydia. You now get John Davidson grabbing you in a very uncomfortable manner!!!!

[DRawesomeninjasauce]

*John pressed the sword button too late and that hesitation cost him* I've seen enough hentai to know where this is going.

[adam777]

Funny how they are over analyzing each button push

[NoCommentChick]

All I have to say is whoever did the animation has some SERIOUS freakin mother issues.

[meavid]

Lydia now rightfully uses the sword on John Davidson, and what the hell, the other two also.

[PsychotronicWar]

Amazing video. It sent me directly back to my child years, WHEN VIDEO GAMES WERE BETTER...

[tunastrike11]

go the lazer disc WTF.

[speebyda]

I can't see this laser disk technology ever amounting to anything.

[ytctma]

I remember when Dragon's Lair came out . It looked cool and all in demo mode but no one played it beyond a run or two since there was too much die-to-learn for each scene. The game was so interesting graphics-wise that one couldn't really play it and watch the story unfold at the same time. In short the gameplay sucked.

[debthemango]

@rooster5500 didn't it cost something ridiculous to? like 50 cents? haha- too rich for my blood... i stuck with zookeeper (where some older kid showed me the reset button underneath the machine for free games).

[mikeycereal]

There was a small game room right outside the place where I worked in 1981. People used to line up to play this game when it was new. It was a little difficult to play on your own, but watching others and where they move the "sticks" enabled me to learn the moves. I died many times, but through those times I watched others and memorized how to win it. When I finally got to the end and won it was very fulfilling. Then I'd go back and win it again a few times to show off my skillz to others.