Here is a list of laserdisc arcade games and other platforms that they can be played on.

Notes:

(A)	The 3DO and Sega Saturn versions of Chantze's Stone were released with the name "Strahl".
(B)	The LaserActive version of Chantze's Stone was released with the name "Triad Stone".
(C)	The games on DVD-Video can be used with any machine capable of playing DVDs, including PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
(D)	The original Dragon's Lair for the Game Boy, titled "Dragon's Lair - The Legend", is not based on the arcade game.  It is playable on all four versions of the Game Boy.  The latest version of Dragon's Lair which is based on the arcade game can only be played on the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance.
(E)	There were two versions of Dragon's Lair for DOS CD-ROM.  One of them required an MPEG hardware decoder to play.
(F)	Different Windows CD-ROM versions of Dragon's Lair and Space Ace were produced:  the initial release, the Deluxe Pack, and the Arcade Authentic versions.
(G)	The Philips CD-i version of Freedom Fighter was released with the name "Escape from Cyber City".
(H)	All the games released for the Palcom MSX system can be played using the openMSX emulator.
(I)	The Sega CD/Mega-CD version of Ninja Hayate was released with the name "Revenge of the Ninja".
(J)	The Sega CD/Mega-CD version of Road Blaster was released with the name "Road Avenger".
(K)	For the USA market, the LaserActive version of Road Blaster was released with the name "Road Prosecutor".
(L)	The 3DO, DOS, and CD-i versions of Thayer's Quest were released with the name "Kingdom: The Far Reaches".
(M)	The first Windows CD-ROM version of Thayer's Quest was released with the name "Reaches".  The later, restored version, with original audio and character names, was released with the name "Thayer's Quest".
(N)	The DOS version of Zorton Brothers was released with the name "Los Justicieros".
(O)	This game was released as part of the "Dragon's Lair Trilogy".
(P)	This game was released as part of the "Mad Dog McCree Gunslinger Pack".
(Q)	The HD DVD version of Space Ace was fully developed by Digital Leisure in 2007 but was not released, as Toshiba abandoned the HD DVD format.  A 2016 Indiegogo campaign attempted to officially release it, but distribution has not been reported.
(R)	150 Dragon's Lair cartridges for the TI-99/4A were first produced and distributed under license in early 2019.
(S)	Readysoft's 1990 floppy disk versions were the first release of Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp in any form; therefore, the first one of them to be programmed (presumably the Amiga version) was not a "port" of anything previous.
(T)	The Halcyon version is the first version of Thayer's Quest produced in any form and is therefore not a "port".  The arcade game is the first port of Thayer's Quest.

QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? PROBLEMS?
Contact Us

HOME | LASER GAMES | LASER COMMUNITY | TECH CENTER

This website was created by Jeff Kinder & Dave Hallock, 1997 - 2022.
All trademarks and copyrighted materials are property of their respective owners.