Please keep Ritchie and Borg away from this title. They had their chance.

There's only so much you can do with a rather uninspired playfield. That said, the software, rules and theme integration are what save this game for me. I find the theme integration from the software side to actually pretty successfully gives me the SW vibe. I find the rules to be above average and enough to keep it interesting. MBs are earned and the multiplier kung fu can also be very rewarding once you figure it out. The rules as they stand are for players who like to gamble on the risk/reward. Novices and players who don't want to play that part of it can and do get frustrated by it once they see it done to them.

Rise of the Resistance is truly amazing and one of the best attractions ever built, but the rest of Galaxy's Edge just blows. Smugglers run is underwhelming unless you can be one of the 2 pilots. The rest of it doesn't really feel like I'm in a SW land. Take out the prop ships and it feels nothing like SW. I guess its in the name, but then the idea was flawed from the beginning if that's the intention. Fans don't want to be on the galaxy's edge, they want to be immersed in it with the very familiar set designs that they have come to know and love.

With all the Cara Dune talk, where was all this outrage when Gary Dourdan was left off the CSI pinball?

Rian Johnson

I don't know about that.

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