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> In article <1991Jan31.174031.7597@maverick.ksu.ksu.edu>, set@phobos.cis.ksu.ed
> u (Steve E Tietze ) writes:
> > Im looking for a mailorder place that sell the Dragons Lair disc.  Im not su
> re if this is the right group to post this in so please on flames.
> >
> > Please Email set@phobos.cis.ksu.edu
> >
> > steve
> 
>   I too am looking for the original Dragon's Lair discs.  There were 2 8 inch
>   discs.  A friend of mine told me that they were available for the ATARI ST
>   computers via a controller hook up to a laser player to play the original
>   game on the ST.  However, he said that this was over 3 years ago and he has
>   not heard of them in some time.
> 

Here is a posting from several months ago.  You might try calling 
some of the companies.  I'd do it,  but I already have Dragon's Lair.
My copy of it is a single sided 12" laserdisc.  Where we got it
is lost in antiquity...

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In article <40055@ut-emx.uucp>, clouds@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Kathy Strong) writes...

>In article <639@rocksanne.WRC.XEROX.COM> moore.wbst128@xerox.com writes:
>>I am looking to purchase some videodisks of still images.  Ideally,
>>...
>>The actual subject of the collection of images doesn't matter since I will
>>be using the disks more for demo purposes than anything else.  Since the
>>goal is to demo, flashier is better.


Check out:

   The Voyager Company, 213-451-1383

   VideoDiscovery, 800-548-3472

   MECC, 612-481-3500 

   Ztek, 800-247-1603


Anyone interested in interactive videodiscs should have their catalogs. 
Also, you should have the Videodisc Compendium, the closest thing to an 
exhaustive list of discs, products, and organizations of interest to 
folks working with videodiscs. The Compendium is $20 ($30 with quarterly 
updates) from Emerging Technology Consultants, St Paul, MN. (612) 
639-3973.


d.

   ...........hamilton@VMS.MACC.WISC.EDU   or   hamilton@WISCMACC


In article <639@rocksanne.WRC.XEROX.COM> moore.wbst128@xerox.com writes:

From Instructional Delivery Systems, Nov/Dec 90 issue:

Videodiscs for sale--all categories... blah blah blah (312) 327-3636.