@@dreamguardian8320 so what that not gotta happen it cancelled to don bluth is tired of it because he lazy for making a cartoon flim if he his team were better they shouldn’t work for him moron 😒
I can’t get over how genuinely good the Beethoven sequence is. Like this is all animated masterfully, but the creativity and in that segment combined with the beautiful animation makes my jaw drop every time
Dirk is the only in a video game hero that actually got busy with his princess/wife. I mean did you see how many kids they have? I’m willing to bet they will have plenty more in the future.
The first DL was so great at the time, I knew every sound and every move by memory. It’s hard to not make those noises and sounds when I play it today. But man the second was so difficult like nothing I had ever seen when it came out into the arcades.
What I'm going to guess is that someone fell into a silo full of cocaine and the only way to get free was to snort themselves out of it. And after they did they decided to make this game. Good lord that was trippy.
3:22 Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
So the button layout is like this: 👆👇👈👉 for moving in the right direction. And a button for the sword. But what do you press if the direction is in front of you: 👆,👉,👈, or button?
The first Dragon Lair was 1.3 million USD in production and generated a profit of 32 million USD! The numbers are from 1983 so you need to convert it first...
A bit late but the Chesire Cat was speaking an excerpt from a Lewis Carrol poem called The Jabberwocky. The excerpt in question: ‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did Gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
Spenr thousands on this arcade and never beat it. The only machine left in my area was at Great America Amusement park in Santa Clara. Lived 50 minutes away. I only could plwy when i visited the park. I usually spent ablut 1p to 20 dollars a day on this game.
@edelzocker8169 It's still marketed as a game! 😳👍 It was in arcades, you drop your quarter into the game box, and you played it like Mario Bros. Remember the patterns? Remember how the game went And you win! Technically, you're right it's storytelling. But technically, it's a game. It was marketed as a game. It was in video arcade, and people paid money to play. There were very long lines that formed to play this game. I know I was there Then game consoles (other than atari 2600) that had the power, the ram, and the data storage came along, and it was the number one game other mario Bros for a short time. So it's a game, but you're right it's storytelling. All games have to have storytelling to keep people interested in the game.
.was one of the first laser disc games, basicly you had to hit the right button or push the controller in the right direction in time to make it to the next animation... the first dragons lair was much better
These were basically quicktime events the game’s. One’s that you would be paying a truckload of quarters in at the arcades in the 80’s with how many times you die in the games.
Just for that nostalgia my friends... =)
Voice actress Vera Lanpher-Pacheco passed away today. 😢
I prefer the director's cut version better than the original
The fact that Don Bluth Hans drew this video game is beyond impressive. It’s like your watching a Don Bluth movie
This game doesn’t have a pause button probably?
@@Artsqool You can pause it on youtube.....or the DVD game where you can watch the movie.
Yea he also cancelled movie 😒
@@tylermatthew349 It was going to be live action anyway.
@@dreamguardian8320 so what that not gotta happen it cancelled to don bluth is tired of it because he lazy for making a cartoon flim if he his team were better they shouldn’t work for him moron 😒
RIP Vera Lanpher-Pacheco (The voice actress who played Princess Daphne) 😢
I can’t get over how genuinely good the Beethoven sequence is. Like this is all animated masterfully, but the creativity and in that segment combined with the beautiful animation makes my jaw drop every time
Such an epic quest with a heartwarming ending. A classic story that should never be tampered with.
I love all of Dirk's screams, can never really appreciate them while you're playing because it's just SO INTENSE
Dirk is the only in a video game hero that actually got busy with his princess/wife. I mean did you see how many kids they have? I’m willing to bet they will have plenty more in the future.
Her being kidnapped is basically their form foreplay 😂.
The first DL was so great at the time, I knew every sound and every move by memory. It’s hard to not make those noises and sounds when I play it today. But man the second was so difficult like nothing I had ever seen when it came out into the arcades.
This game always felt to me like a fever dream.
"Go save my daughter"
*Spends half the game trying to kill the man she sent to save her daughter*
Don Bluth really needs to bring this back for an actual film.
Idk if he’s around anymore though…
@@jaykay8426 He's still here for now.
They're doing that. The original plan was to animate it but it's live action now.
@@barttheraven What a bummer.
What I'm going to guess is that someone fell into a silo full of cocaine and the only way to get free was to snort themselves out of it. And after they did they decided to make this game. Good lord that was trippy.
Either that or they took a thrumbo amount of beer bottles then made this game
Hahahahahaha, I literally lol'd
Actually, Don Bluth made this game with no drugs or alcohol affecting him. Same with the original.
Daphne looks great after 9 or 10 kids.
(Sigh) The magic of 2D animation.
Princess Daphne is a better Disney mom than most Disney moms in modern tv shows
I used to be able to complete this but now, 30 years on, just watching it is giving me a headache!
3:17 "BEWARE" 3:19 "THE" 3:21 "JABBERWOCK" 3:40 Beware the Jabberwock
3:22 Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
This is more exciting then the first Dragon's Lair chapter⚔⏳👍👍
Fun fact dirk the daring was voice by fish out of water
0:21 YOU BETTER FIND MY DAUGHTER OR ELSE!!!
Wow, Eve has let herself go.
Nah she just thicC😂
So the button layout is like this:
👆👇👈👉 for moving in the right direction.
And a button for the sword.
But what do you press if the direction is in front of you: 👆,👉,👈, or button?
Up
The original quick time event
5:19 I.M. Meen, is that you?
What was the BUDGET on this!??
It only cost about a wheelbarrow full of LSD to make this game.
The first Dragon Lair was 1.3 million USD in production and generated a profit of 32 million USD!
The numbers are from 1983 so you need to convert it first...
Dumb question, who is the lady in the beginning? The one trying to knock dirk’s head off?
Mother in Law. Mother of Princess Daphne.
3:22 Has anyone understanding on what the Chester Cat just said?
It's from that one poem that makes literally zero sense at all with not even an atom of understandable words.
A bit late but the Chesire Cat was speaking an excerpt from a Lewis Carrol poem called The Jabberwocky.
The excerpt in question:
‘Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did Gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
5:17
Hal Smith as Time Machine (Mordroc’s Brother)
He was most of the male voices INCLUDING Mordroc...and Dirk's mother in law.
You want Daphne? Go get her.
This reminds me of a old Disney movie
Such a wonderful video game from Don Bluth
They kinda ruined Daphne's voice in this one. Way too high pitched, sounds almost like a mouse.
Eesh! Remind me not to get on the bad side of Daphne's mom.
There's no good side of that thing.
@@CodeguruX *quickly finds a hiding spot* You're on your own dude!
Talk about avoiding the in-laws
What does the directors cut change?
longest 11 minutes of my life
What the Name of The Music in this Game?
Dragon Lair 2? Technically speaking, it is not a game but an interactive cartoon.
4:44 rofl
This is what I never saw further-more. I just didn't bother to go into details. Was I still in high school at the time?
This is seizure inducing stuff.
I don’t remember this change just the original and space ace.
Does anyone else think Dirk and Daphne's children are being pigeonholed?
They should make a Dragon's Lair movie starring John Cena. lol
10 minutes of ADD and anxiety.
Spenr thousands on this arcade and never beat it. The only machine left in my area was at Great America Amusement park in Santa Clara. Lived 50 minutes away. I only could plwy when i visited the park. I usually spent ablut 1p to 20 dollars a day on this game.
Aaaah man, what kind of drugs made this game
Technically speaking, it is not a game but an interactive cartoon.
BTW the answer is working for Disney. :-)
@edelzocker8169
It's still marketed as a game!
😳👍
It was in arcades, you drop your quarter into the game box, and you played it like Mario Bros. Remember the patterns? Remember how the game went
And you win!
Technically, you're right it's storytelling. But technically, it's a game. It was marketed as a game. It was in video arcade, and people paid money to play. There were very long lines that formed to play this game. I know I was there
Then game consoles (other than atari 2600) that had the power, the ram, and the data storage came along, and it was the number one game other mario Bros for a short time.
So it's a game, but you're right it's storytelling. All games have to have storytelling to keep people interested in the game.
Anyone else reminded of Stranger Things when the kids were playing the first one?
1:26
I only wish Jerma were here to see this
1:23 1:24 Thief
1:25 Oh, SHUT UP!!! (Clang!)
This game is really strange
Is this a game?
Games Striker yes
.was one of the first laser disc games, basicly you had to hit the right button or push the controller in the right direction in time to make it to the next animation... the first dragons lair was much better
These were basically quicktime events the game’s. One’s that you would be paying a truckload of quarters in at the arcades in the 80’s with how many times you die in the games.
Cool... ... ...
10:30
8:10
That sound your sword or object makes is annoying. Anyone know how to edit that damn sound out?
The game is made out of film secquenses
fuckin'voice
Alice in wonderland rip-off
Just how many cartoons have ripped it off since then? They also ripped off the Bible, and Dragon's Lair 1.
@@CodeguruXNo, that was Greek mythology, not heaven.
4:16 is she going to kiss him
5:48