The staff at the Dragon's Lair Project would like to thank the following people for their various contributions to the site.

• Brian Jones - Brian has brought excellent features to the Dragon's Lair Project such as the redesigned Laser Disc Game Message Board.  Officially brought online on 01.01.05, the Message Board continues to be the focal point of the Dragon's Lair Project website.  Brian also added many key features to the Laser Disc Game Collectors page.
  
  
• Carlo Angelicola - Carlo has developed several applications for the site.  His first was the Laser Disc Game Registry, which allowed us to keep track of who owns which laser disc games.  Carlo's other projects were the D-L-P Quick-Vote, the Laser Disc Game Classifieds page, and most recently, the total redesign of the Laser Disc Game Collectors page, which allows users to showcase their laser disc game collection and serves as THE database for all laser disc games and corresponding parts.
  
  
• Joe Ross - Joe provided instrumental features such as the original D-L-P Guest book and the original Laser Disc Game Message Board.  Joe's message board went online on 03.14.99 and was decommissioned on 12.31.04 when the new message board went live.  The Message Board has been the most popular page on the Dragon's Lair Project.
  
  
• Matt Ownby - Matt is the creator of the DAPHNE emulator.  His dedication to the emulator has brought Dragon's Lair and many other rare laser disc games into the homes of many people who probably would have never been able to see these games again.  Matt's work on the Dragon's Lair Project includes the Cliff Hanger Unlimited Lives hack, and co-authoring the Hacking Around The Lair page.
  
  
• Robert DiNapoli - Rob can be referred to as "Lair Hacker Extraordinaire".  Rob's work includes pages like the Dragon's Lair LD Conversion, the Cliff Hanger LD Conversion, the Dragon's Lair II LD Conversion, and the Dragon's Lair II PC Conversion.  Rob also created the Hacking Around the Lair II page, co-authored the Hacking Around The Lair page, and was instrumental in the creation of the DAPHNE Emulator.
  
  
• Andrew Hepburn - Andrew took Rob DiNapoli's Dragon's Lair II PC Conversion one step further by making it compatible with the first pressing of the Dragon's Lair II laser disc.  Andrew has also put together some info on command sets for different laser disc players and was a major contributor to the D-L-P's Virtual Library.  Andrew's last project, the PR-8210A Conversion, is a document that allows a person to convert a common Pioneer PR-8210 laser disc player into the 8210A, which is required for Star Rider.
  
  
• Jim Bickmann - Jim has been one of the largest contributors.  He has brought countless amounts of pictures and information to the site.  Some of the pages that Jim has worked on are the Laser Disc Merchandise page, and the individual pages for Cube Quest, Cops, Fire Fox, and Star Rider.   Jim was a writer for GameRoom Magazine and has some of his articles showcased on the D-L-P, like Starcade and Dragon's Lair: Laser Disc Legend.   Jim was also instrumental in the creation of the Dragon's Lair Prototype page.
  
  
• Tony Dailey - Tony has supplied an extensive amount of documentation to the Dragon's Lair Project, such as manuals, schematics, dip switch settings, flyers, and cabinet pictures.  Tony created the Laser Disc Game Virtual Library pages which can be linked to from within most of the D-L-P Tech Pages for each game in the drop down list.  These Virtual Library pages have information and pictures of all hardware items for any given laser disc game.  Tony's flyers and cabinet pictures can be seen in the Laser Games section.

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