Quoted from LewisD:

They absolutely need to include John William's score, not limited to just the opening theme. I was seriously disappointed that Stern did not include Elmer Bernstein's score in Ghostbusters.
I would love James Earl Jones and Frank Oz call outs. I imagine a game designed to allow the player to chose the light side or the dark side, each with a unique rule set and wizard mode. Perhaps there could be a feature which would allow the player to "turn" to the other side to complete additional rules and features.
Edit: Did anyone else watch the Facebook live tour of Stern's factory today? The employee talking (not sure who) denied that Stern was going to SW Celebration. He said that Disney wanted them to display previous Star Wars pinball machines, but they declined. What he said sounds like fake news to me.

Quoted from o-din:

Seems like longer. But Star Wars is more obsolete than both those shows. You really gotta be some kind a nerd to be a Star Wars fanboy in this day and age.

Quoted from Hazoff:

not #3 it was glorious, great battles, birth of Darth I liked it as much as any of the OG trilogy and I grew up on those, Mcdonalds toys and all, Force Awakens wasn't a bad film but it wasn't anything special, like most films today the character has been lost. I'm really hoping for a Darkside LE.

Quoted from GotAQuestion:

Why not just show up with, say, an unfinished playfield sitting on a table?
(This shouldn't need saying, but I do want to clarify that I'm joking.)

Quoted from beelzeboob:

Wow, man...you are a ray of sunshine

Quoted from beelzeboob:

Or just be single, buy every machine that comes out, and die alone in a bed of your own filth.

Quoted from Rasavage:

Who knows why Stern wasn't there. Maybe the machine is too revealing regarding the upcoming movie, maybe it's not ready for primetime, maybe it's something else altogether.
If the game was ready, it feels like a missed opportunity. Gary Stern recently did an interview in which he said he wanted to break into non-enthusiast rec room market, and I think doing conventions geared towards licenses is probably the smartest way to reach a part of that market. SW fans spend big money on all sorts of merchandise but probably won't know a pinball game exists unless it's thrown in the mix with Han Solo carbonite coffee table, millennium falcon beds, etc.
Regardless, I'm looking forward to a new SW pin and hope we can get some details soon.