Star Wars
Data East, 1992
Star Wars
Segasa-Sonic, 1987
Star Wars Episode I
Williams, 1999
Star Wars Trilogy
Sega, 1997
The Empire Strikes Back
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Never played Episode 1 so I can't say but if Jar Jar is anywhere near that machine - it is a NO GO for me.
I have DESW and it is classic Star Wars with all the classic characters represented. Game play with the new code is good. Sounds with the Pinsound board and movie soundtrack added is nothing short of AWESOME.
Pinheads guests are easily bored with it and move on to the more difficult titles. Non-pinhead guests love it and play it over and over.
Quoted from jorge5240:I am looking for CQ DE Star Wars on the west coast. I have a beater now and I am either going to restore it or upgrade.
I love how simple it is and the theme is awesome for me. Takes me back to being 10 years old again!
I have no lead on a CQ DESW but CPR has DESW on its pre-order list so you could get a better than new PF as a good start!
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