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Countless quarters have been lost in attempts to lead Dirk the Daring through Dragon's Lair, the classic video game series now available for Nintendo Wii in Dragon's Lair Trilogy. Save the change and bring home Dragon's Lair, Dragon's Lair 2 and Space Ace for whenever you need a daunting adventure. Considered some of the most challenging arcade games of all time, this epic trio features film-quality animation by Don Bluth that's too irrestible to not charge through.

This t-shirt features Dirk the Daring from "Dragon's Lair"

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Perched atop the crumbling stone turret of a medieval castle, this fearsome dragon appears ready to take to the skies at any moment. An amazingly detailed sculpt on its own, pair two at the entryway to your own castle or line a hallway with several for a truly dramatic impact! Cast in quality designer resin and finished in gothic stone.

Release Date: 2009-06-02

Painted by Gail Gastfield, the Dragon's Lair wall mural from Murals Your Way will add a distinctive touch to any room. Choose a pre-set size, or customize to your wall.

Famed master knife maker Gil Hibben has improved his Dragon�s Lair sword with the all-new Damascus edition! It measures 38 1/8" overall and features a double-edged 21 1/4" blade constructed from hand-forged Damascus steel. The Damascus steel is folded numerous times by master sword smiths to more than 2,000 layers creating a one-of-a-kind Damascus pattern. The guard, pommel and blade collar are solid cast metal construction with a dark nickel finish. The handle is wrapped in custom genuine leather...

Additional Information About Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp [DVD]

As he advances through the castle with the help of a magical amulet, Dirk must overcome a slew of challenges, from jumping over flaming pits and climbing ropes to flying across chasms and battling swarms of the wizard's minions. Use cat-quick reflexes, cunning and resourcefulness to solve puzzles, defeat a variety of enemies, and fight your way through the castle to find Daphne and save the kingdom from Mordroc's clutches. Dragon's Lair 3D is an entirely new, built-from-the-ground-up, three-dimensional...

This is the Dragon's Lair Trilogy Nintendo WII Game guaranteed to work like new and backed by the Lukie Games 90-day no questions asked returns policy!

* The PCs are hired by an old man that claim to have a map leading to a treasure cavern of a now dead dragon. The old man leads the PCs to the cavern. When the PCs arrive in the second chamber, they find the frozen remains of an adventuring party. One of the corpses grasps a strange magical item, a small statuette shaped as a white dragon. Once the PCs put the item in a sack, the old man polymorphs in a white dragon. The magical item have the power, if not hidden by something, to repel a white dragon...

Brave gamers are beckoned once again to the quest of rescuing the beautiful princess Daphne from the dangerous dungeons of the Dragon's Lair, in this first release developed by California's Dragonstone Software. Though the game is lovingly patterned after the characters, levels, and story line of the revolutionary arcade classic, players take full control of Dirk the Daring for the first time here, actively moving around a fully 3D rendition of Singe's lair instead of merely reacting to timed "twitch...

Dragon's Lair III is a must-have for fans of old-school arcade gaming, with a fun, humorous twist. Dirk The Daring, a brave but bumbling knight is out to save Princess Daphne again. The evil Wizard who kidnapped her the first two times came back for a third try. You'd think he would have learned by now -- but since he hasn't, you get to face down all-new dangers and be the big hero again!

The playground, which was built in 2000 by volunteers who were replacing the original Dragon's Lair following concerns about the safety of the old playground, sits right inside the footprint of the soon to be created building. The only available option to save the playground — picking it up and moving it to a new location — wasn't economically feasible, Bancroft Principal Francine Goldstein said. Relocating the playground would cost tens of thousands of dollars, she said.