Quoted from Hazoff:

They did make make an amazing SW game, maybe not to you but have u played it? with the latest code and the inclusion of both a video mode and the light saber duel it feels basically complete, I don't know what the final mode is if you finish all 4 characters if there is one but otherwise Face the Emperor is very cool. Boba fett mode with a strobe, light saber mode which is very cool, different call outs and clips for different characters, many multis all stackable and 4 mini wizards as well, ok its doesn't have a upper mini playfield which I don't like anyway, and its not loaded with alot of childish toys which I also dislike but when you have lets say 2 mini wizard multi's going then add a Tie fighter multi, maybe a hyper space multi all while trying to move the shot multiplier for maximum points its a rush, great audio and call outs not too mention the lighting effects, what the hell r u talking about?

Quoted from dnapac:

I think beatmaster had this preconceived idea of what Star Wars should be and is disappointed...like many others (force magnets, tons of toys to slow it down, and having Luke levitate the game when being trained by Yoda). But, I think Stern nailed it...total adrenaline rush and blazing fast! You need to play this game many times to really understand it, but I can see the casual player on-site have a blast with it.

Quoted from Travish:

Seven pages of a possibly controversial "stern" subject and not one thread eject. I'm impressed.

Quoted from o-din:

you'll get something like this for $1.

Quoted from PtownPin:

so you can spend $4700 for a mediocre game at best or $9500 for a machine that will provide years and years of entertainment for all....pretty easy decision in my book....

Quoted from Goronic:

I really thought you were joking, but then read the rest of the post. Guess not ... Jesus man, really? And yes, I have played it. Stern has some really good stuff - but not that one. (Yes I have played it enough...and I am a GOT fan)

Quoted from Rarehero:

I actually play games & understand them. Most people here understand and respect my opinions and knowledge of games...even if they disagree with me, they get where I'm coming from & know I'm coming from a place of experience.

Quoted from PW79:

IMO the only Stern to consider is a Pro.
Once you reach Stern’s Premium or LE pricing you should just go JJP.
Example:
Stern Star Wars LE
Vs
JJP Pirates
I mean. Cmon. FFS. Don’t be a fool.

Quoted from pipes:

I think they would have done a reveal at Expo only if they were 100% certain it would have been the star of the show. With JJP's reveal looming and the very real possibility they may be outdone, it just didn't make sense for them to do it. They made a good decision IMO. The inevitable comparisons between POTC and GOTG would not have been in their favour. I choose #4.

Quoted from rubberducks:

Also, people have dumped (or tried to dump) SW and BM'66 very quickly. Noticeably more so than usual.

Quoted from Jaybird815:

Just like the Mona Lisa, it’s not much fun to play.

Quoted from PanzerFreak:

Why did GNR win all of those TWIPYs then including game of the year if it wasn't any fun to play? Some of you guys just have it out for JJP and will never give them a chance, it really comes across that. If Stern had made GNR you would be acting like it's the greatest game ever made lol.
Have had a chance to play both LZ LE and GNR LE. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed LZ, it's a fun game. Do I think more should be in it considering the price? Absolutely. Against GNR there's no comparison. GNR is more fun to play in my opinion, there's far more songs in the game, graphics are better, and theres far more band participation. Toss in the multiple molds in GNR, the mechanical features such as the 6 ball physical ball lock, and other interactive features such as the moving symbols, and the stage LCD + moving stage lights and again there's no comparison.

Quoted from Elvishasleft:

To me its always been the same... they are two different markets really.
JJP is more for the guys who dont care how they game plays as long as its packed full of stuff and Stern is more geared toward players.
JJP has two games (Dialed In and Wonka) that I would say play great thanks to Pat Lawlor... the rest are dogs.
Stern has JJP beat by a mile for playability and design from a players perspective.

Quoted from metallik:

TZ has way more flow than WOZ.

Quoted from TheLaw:

People just comparing those 2 games for reasons ill never grasp

That's a shame for you