Make that a +2. Just ordered mine for delivery this Friday

My 2 cents - I prefer the look of the plastic ramps to the metal rails on the comic art design. The colors extend quite a bit up the ramps and look great. You will not miss the millennium falcon toy because you can actually see the artwork of the snow troopers and AT-AT "pop" really clearly in that area.

While the hyper loop is cool and adds another layer, this game has so many things in the code that add another layer already.

I was concerned about that as well, but there is really no mismatch. Star Wars is Star Wars. The characters are beloved whether hand drawn or in a video clip.

I consider myself a Star Wars fan, but not crazy. I have never gone to any conventions. I open my Star Wars toys and play with them. I have read some of the new Marvel comics that have been issued in the last few years and really enjoy the art style. I did not have an issue with the “photoshopped” style of the initial design, but the comic one absolutely blows it away, for me personally, at least.

If someone is not a fan of Star Wars comics, of course they will probably not see the appeal of the new artwork.

The distributor I bought mine from told me the initial run is only 200. I don't know why he would make that up. If it sells well I can't imagine they would stop there, but if it's true, that would essentially make this art package more like a LE.

While I don’t think the hyper loop obstructing the art is a problem, the Pro plays amazing if it’s set up well. My NIB Pro Comic art needed zero adjustments. I didn’t even touch the outlanes. I own a bunch of the X-Wing miniatures ships and was planning on adding the Falcon, Slave 1 and some X-wings but the playfield artwork is so vibrant and detailed that I decided not to detract from it at all.