Perhaps no arcade game is so nostalgically remembered, yet so critically bemoaned, as #DragonsLair.

In "Dragon's Lair and the Fantasy of Interactivity", #MJClarke takes us on a deep dive into the game's infamous design, and offers up a fascinating perspective for us to ponder. 📚

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DRAGON'S LAIR AND THE FANTASY OF INTERACTIVITY

MJ Clarke Perhaps no arcade game is so nostalgically remembered, yet so critically bemoaned, as Dragon’s Lair. A bit of a technological neanderthal, the game implemented a unique combination of videogame components and home video replay, garnering great popular media and user attention in a moment of contracted economic returns and popularity for the videogame arcade business. But subsequently, writers and critics have cast the game aside as a cautionary tale of bad game design. In Dragon’s Lair

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