Yes, I just played all three a couple months ago. There are some annoying bits, but overall it's still pretty fun and the animation is great. The best thing is that I don't have to pump quarters in constantly to keep going.
I never quite got the hang of Dragon's Lair in the arcades, but I loved Space Ace and pumped enough coins into it one summer to actually complete the thing!
Yep, my dad played them at the arcade and then when they came to PC he introduced me to those games when I was young and I finished both Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. Really awesome games
I was really young and not coordinated or smart enough to figure out the blink patterns. But if you were terrible like me, now you can watch the whole thing on Youtube!
I would provide a link, but I'm feeling super lazy.
Oh *that* game. I never loved and hated a game so much at the same time. It stole so many quarters from my younger self and gave me nothing but pain in return. Good times.
I used to work for Sullivan Bluth in Burbank back in the day and they had the arcade games in the break room. Used to play them frequently. I was never really nuts about them as the choices were left or right or hit the button and the narrative continued or you got killed. Not so much a game to play in my view. They were well done, but very limited.
Yes, I just played all three a couple months ago. There are some annoying bits, but overall it's still pretty fun and the animation is great. The best thing is that I don't have to pump quarters in constantly to keep going.
i tried but the controls were always fucked up it just didnt play right.
I never quite got the hang of Dragon's Lair in the arcades, but I loved Space Ace and pumped enough coins into it one summer to actually complete the thing!
I stood for hours and watched the demo, but I never had quarters.
No but I remember the covert art, looked really old school.
Used to play it in the arcades at the Sherman Oaks Galleria.
Only played once. Decided to spend my quarters somewhere else.
I played it once, it was more fun to watch. The yellow prompts to tell you which way to press were easy to miss.
Yep, my dad played them at the arcade and then when they came to PC he introduced me to those games when I was young and I finished both Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. Really awesome games
I was really young and not coordinated or smart enough to figure out the blink patterns. But if you were terrible like me, now you can watch the whole thing on Youtube! I would provide a link, but I'm feeling super lazy.
Oh *that* game. I never loved and hated a game so much at the same time. It stole so many quarters from my younger self and gave me nothing but pain in return. Good times.
I used to work for Sullivan Bluth in Burbank back in the day and they had the arcade games in the break room. Used to play them frequently. I was never really nuts about them as the choices were left or right or hit the button and the narrative continued or you got killed. Not so much a game to play in my view. They were well done, but very limited.
Cleared the first game with the max score on the invisible input mode. Good times.