Asteroid Field MultiBall is a must. (with potato and shoe)
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True. I think she's a Palpatine.

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Final/secret end wizard mode:

"Journal of the Whills, 7:477."

When George Lucas first created Star Wars, he envisioned an alien race known as the Whills. Here's a quote where he describes the Whills:

"Originally, I was trying to have the story be told by somebody else; there was somebody watching this whole story and recording it, somebody wiser than the mortal players in actual events. I eventually dropped this idea, and the concepts behind the Whills turned into the Force. But the Whills became part of this massive amount of notes, quotes, background information that I used for the scripts; the stories were actually taken from the 'Journal of the Whills.'"

As a matter of fact, Lucas said that the Whills recorded the entire Star Wars saga from what they were told centuries later by R2 in a book known as the Journal of the Whills.

Now while that version of the Journal of the Whills isn't canon, the one that is canon is the one in the leak, which contains numerous poems and teachings about the Force; in a way, it can essentially be regarded as scripture for the Jedi. Some of these canonical scriptures contain phrases like "from a certain point of view", "the Force surrounds us and binds us", and all of what Chirrut recites in Rogue One right before he beats up the stormtroopers in Jedha. So basically people like Obi-Wan and Yoda were quoting scripture from the Journal of the Whills.

In regard to Episode VIII, many have speculated that the book we see in the trailer is the Journal of the Whills because of the fact that it's an ancient tome on what is presumably the first Jedi Temple ever built.

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Have you ever had a conversation with Steve Ritchie? Just being able to talk with the guy a few times made me want to buy/play his creations. He expresses himself with such a bellicose force and shows it within his pinball designs. Many other designers (besides, RIP Python) seem pretty mellow. I will be looking forward to Ritchie's next game concept.

Understood. I should have given an example to the statement "bellicose force."
About 3 to 4 years ago I was in line to get a free flyer signed and a dude in front of me requested for Ritchie to sign a ST premium flyer. Already, Ritchie had signed a ST pro flyer for the guy.
Ritchie stood up and had these twitches and in one movement crumpled up the flyer and threw it to the side. It was cool to watch what was going to happen next with this "bellicose force" coming out of him, but he settled back down and proceeded to sign more flyers. It's great to hear him yell and express what he thinks durring shows.