TrueJedi's ratings

The music is what will pull you into this title and the challenges and gameplay is what will keep you coming back for more. I'm a sucker for the movie soundtrack and love it on this pin. I love the Tron disc and how it fires the balls out. Upgrading the ramps with neon lighting effects is a must. The one disappointing part I find is the playfield artwork. It seems very lacking to me. Other than that I can see how this is a keeper.

By far one of the best pins I've ever played. Extremely complex with rules and goals that you can still discover long after you feel you've somewhat mastered the machine. There are ton's of features and toys. The artwork is incredible on the playfield. The LCD integration is a perfect match. I'm not much of a WOZ movie fan, but would love to someday own this in my personal collection. Whenever I have the chance to play one I give lots of time towards one.

I anticipated playing this game for some time after it's extensive high rating over various sites. Recognizing I'm out of the majority I just did not find this title captured me despite loving the IJ franchise. Perhaps it was all the hype leading me to expect more. The playfield, although decent, didn't blow me away. Nor did the toys/features. Voice overs and callouts were great. Perhaps if I have a lot more time to sink into it I'll appreciate it better.

True to Steve Ritchie designs this is a flow game with lots of speed and very little slow down. If you spend a small amount of time trying this game out it may not capture you, but if you invest time the rules and challenges can quickly pull you in. The voice overs and sounds are true to the original SW series. There's lots of great quotes like Han saying "Great kid, don't get cocky!" after completing a mission. Movie clips on the screen are an advanced compliment to the gameplay and my kids absolutely love this integration. Missions are challenging and very rewarding. The Hyperloop is what really sets this machine apart for me, especially when trying to get added balls into Hyperspace simultaneously. I'm more of a Pro guy, but this is the first machine that personally warranted the move to a Premium. I can easily lose track of time with how frequently I re-engage the start button.