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From: v092mgp5@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott K Wood)
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Subject: REAL Dragon's Lair..
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Date: 8 Dec 90 01:51:26 GMT
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     We are all familiar with the version of Dragon's Lair that was 
released by Readysoft.  Myself, I was very disappointed in small size 
of the game released by Readysoft.  Part of the fun in Dragon's Lair 
was it's multitude of rooms and its randomness: things which no Amiga 
version yet has.  I had an idea of making a true version of 
Dragon's Lair with the help of Amigavision.  This version would use 
the actual laserdisks that the arcade version used.  Since AmigaVision 
allows for easy control of a laserdisk along with the ability for user 
interaction, a real verison of Dragon's Lair might be possible. 
     There is one pressing problem however: Where would I be able to 
get the laserdisks that were used in the original arcade machine?  I 
remember reading about a company a year or so ago that was selling the 
laserdisks to owners of Atari ST computers for a similar project.  
Does anyone know where I could come across these disks or disks from 
any other similar laserdisk game (Dragon's Lair II, Space Ace, etc..)?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.  E-Mail if you like..

                              Scott
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