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Williams
Star Wars Episode I
All the details
This page provides an overview of all that's in Star Wars Episode I pinball machine (and all that's not)!
Manufacturer
Williams Electronic Games, Inc. (United States)
June 1st, 1999
5100 units
Star Wars Episode I on the IPSND.
Popularity and ranking
This machine has been rated by 237 users and currently ranks #233 (not in Top 100)
Playfield details
3
2
2
3
2
1
0
2
Yes
No
No
Design team
Concept: John Popadiuk
Game Design: John Popadiuk
Animation: Alan Cruz
Sound: Eric Pryzby
Music: Eric Pryzby
Noteworthy features
- Trade Federation Fighter models
- Action figures: Jar Jar Binks + others
Trivia
- This is the second and last Pinball 2000 machine (the first being Bally's Revenge From Mars), and the last pinball Williams ever built. It integrates a fully-interactive video monitor the rear of the pinball playfield. This and Revenge from Mars are the only two built in this new cabinet type. The cabinet dimensions are: 45"H x 48"D x 22"W; backbox dimensions are: 28"H x 23.5"D x 24"W.
- Because the Pinball 2000 machine was designed in a modular fashion, and is completely "kit-able", operators would be able to seamlessly convert the cabinet and CPU to other Williams PB2000 games.
- However, Williams Pinball was closed down, shortly after releasing Star Wars: Episode I, so it will never be known how successful the PB2000 system would have become.
Backbox ornament(s)
None
Video mode
More than half the action of this pinball type is conducted in an interactive hologram video mode.
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