Quoted from TheLaw:

And SW is ground zero for this one now. Besides all the replacement, ghosting, & code concern (all legit), A lot was it didn't look they way it wanted to, "I always imagined an AT-AT would be there wouldn't that be cool?" "holy cow you want me to multiply things and hit a 3rd button" turn offs before you touch the goddamn thing.

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Why anybody would come to Pinside for a review on a game is beyond me. The vast majority of pinsiders CAN literally look at a photo of a game or watch a little video and decide if it's a game for them. The vast majority of reviews here provide little more insight than a photo or a flyer.
Players will like this game. So that's like 20 of you.
Pinsiders? Who the Hell knows. I've given up trying to figure out what makes your average Pinsider tick when it comes to what they like in a pinball machine.

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Write a review and I'll let you know if you are in "The Players Club" like Telly Savalas.
hint: if your review is basically about the lack of toys, "wow factor," magic, innovation, and complaints about how it isn't like "The Hobbit"...you probably aren't a player.

Quoted from TheLaw:

I read it as 20 players in this thread, as he mentions Pinside separately after

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Why anybody would come to Pinside for a review on a game is beyond me. The vast majority of pinsiders CAN literally look at a photo of a game or watch a little video and decide if it's a game for them. The vast majority of reviews here provide little more insight than a photo or a flyer.

Players will like this game. So that's like 20 of you.

Pinsiders? Who the Hell knows. I've given up trying to figure out what makes your average Pinsider tick when it comes to what they like in a pinball machine.

Quoted from CaptainNeo:

I can tell you that war of the ents (which I call baked potato toss), gives 500,000 for each direct hit and 750000 for each orbit enter. that's all I know. But I've only owned it since 2007.

Quoted from eggbert52:

The game is so bad there is now a Jar Jar Binks mod to make it even worse.

Quoted from Darscot:

It is criminal how bad a miss Star Wars is. It's like no one that worked on it gets Star Wars at all, not even a little bit. I'm not a huge fan but I have seen the movies I understand whats going on and why people love it. I don't watch the animated series or read the comic books, the prequels are terrible. I'm just your average guy and I had the lunch box because I'm that age. One look at the damage on the playfield and I knew this was not going to be good. The choice in Star Wars is the standard Light vs Dark, that is what you choose and it is the basis for everything. You don't pick the character, you pick if you want to be the good guys or the bad guys. Then you earn stuff. You don't just get to be Han Solo, you pick the good guys and earn that kick ass moment. Then you don't pick what scene you want to play! You pick the system, Hoth, Endor, Dagobah... has no one at Stern seen one of these movies? The game should have a story mode that you progress in order or a pic your system mode. At home I would make so you can't pick a system till you achieve it in the story but obviously on route its better to give variation. Then I expect to see "In a galaxy far far away" and I cheesy pan or dissolve! Again has no one seen one of these films at Stern. I could honestly go on forever and I seriously recommend you get some real hands on time with the machine before putting any money down. This is not Star Wars, this is the cash grab Ewok TV special and I mean that in all areas, from code, to the UI, gameplay, it is just not there.
One important thing, there is something wrong with the drop targets. The ball gets on top of them then launched up into the glass and bounces down leaving craters in the playfield. If I owned one at home I would get that sorted out because I only played a handful of games and it happened leaving a divot in the playfield that would have had me hoping no one saw if I was on a golf course.

Quoted from grimboys:

However, given how pretty much every Stern game based off a movie (GB, LOTR, SM, TRON, AVATAR,.. just to name a few) have always made the modes as some recreation of a scene, it doesn't make sense for stern to make this a "create your own adventure" machine. What your describing is a RPG type pinball in which it follows none of the original trilogy story and does not utilize any of the scenes found in the movies which would even further drive the casual audience away from this machine.

Quoted from rai:

I don't know GB too well either but it looks 10x more feature packed.

Quoted from TheLaw:

No I have not, very familiar with GOT so looking forward to seeing how it works. I didn't see anything overly annoying on the streams so far.

Strategy holmes...it's in every game