Quoted from twenty84:

As a current owner of both LEs I really don't agree this criticism, although perhaps it may apply to some examples of DP. The Death Star shot with the ramp up on SW Pre/LE is a really tough one, perhaps as it should be. I find the upper ramp on DP is hard but doable reliably. Hitting the ramp after a ricochet off the stinkt target is really tough - but it should be since it is worth 15M + 2x playfield as a skill shot. Have the left orbit come back to the flipper on the sword (as it does on the DP prem but not pro) may take away some of the "clunk" that others complain about but I don't really feel.
I think SW is probably a harder game for newer players due to the moving the multiplier and the complexity of some of the rules. Also if considering a LE - I think DP offers a bit more in terms of better powder coating, mirrored "back glass", shaker, and HD glass that weren't include with SW LE. Most also find the art on DP much superior to SW. There are a few features of SW I find annoying like the video mode (which is nearly worthless without a large multiplier on the shot), and hitting the button to collect tie fighters.
Code is early on DP, but based on what is already here it will get there.
I think either game is a good choice, but I'd give the edge to Deadpool.