A Walkthrough Of Sterns Star Wars Premium Pinball Machine (Comic Art Edition)

[@wildernessgames]

You're very fortunate to have found a comic version of the premium; definitely the best version of this game but its extremely uncommon. Hopefully I track one down someday.

[@stoniewilliams5338]

I spent a ton of money on this old Doctor Who pinball machine down at the local laser tag place when I was a preteen. This looks maddening in all the right ways. I don’t have an arcade near me... I’ll bring a six-pack if you’ll let me play yours. 😁

[@ketowolf]

Great video! This is so cool!

[@mariobueno1391]

great video, I have the same exact machine, when I saw your Death Star explode I noticed that only one side opened, on mine both sides open, maybe take a look underneath the playfield and you need to adjust something

[@bitchinpinball]

Thanks for the video! Unlike you, I actually AM a "pinball connoisseur" and own a Star Wars Premium as well. It's a great game and one of my favorites in my collection!

[@nerdingaround4038]

Thanks for the comment. Honestly, one my favorite Pinball Machines is Black Knight 2000. Almost bought it but went with a NEWER machine instead of getting myself into repairs and expensive older parts. Star Wars is a GREAT machine but it is a little too complicated to figure out and casual or non pinball players will get easily frustrated playing this.

[@bitchinpinball]

@@nerdingaround4038 Yep - like all modern pinball games, Star Wars can be overwhelming at first, but the depth of rules and features keep it interesting longer in a home environment. What sets this game apart for me, is the challenge of building up the shot multiplier (by continuously hitting the mini LCD target bank), keeping it up, and then constantly moving the green multiplier to maximize the point value of the particular shot(s) you need to make.

[@louisupton3740]

Damn that's cool

[@Bravesdarrell8552]

So how is it holding up ? Have you had any issues ??