Star Wars Trilogy - Arcade Model 3 - Full attract, intro & playthrough [1080p 60fps]

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Enjoy this video? please remember to *LIKE* *&* *SUBSCRIBE!* You can also keep up to date with us on Twitter, Twitch and Tumblr & *Super* *Thanks* Randomised Gaming *Blog:* randomisedgaming.tumblr.com *Twitter:* twitter.com/rdmdgaming *Twitch:* www.twitch.tv/randomised_gaming *Buy us a Coffee or Tea at Ko-fi:* ko-fi.com/randomisedgaming *Super* *Thanks* is available on our other videos, Affiliate links in video description, feel free to discuss the video and game in the comment section below, but beware we have KZbin's swear and link filters active for comments.

[@markhamilton3215]

@Randomised Gaming did im able to play this with my laptop ? here the specs Dell Inc. Latitude E6420 Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) Intel® Core™ i5-2520M CPU @ 2.50GHz Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family Intel® HD Graphics 3000Update available High Definition Audio Device Networking and I/O DW1501 Wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini Card Intel® 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter Memory 3 GB

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Super Model was the emulator used in this video, unfortunately its requirements change from build to build, so you will have to test out the emulator yourself. Current builds don't run correctly even on the capture deck used to capture the footage in this video.

[@robertthomas5736]

This Video is Awesome, Thank You for Posting This

[@Chris-bi5er]

1998. Before the dark times. Before the loot boxes.

[@jimbeaux89]

Before Disney

[@Kirby7601]

Before 9/11 and before Disney

[@Mr_Spaghetti]

DarthKirby7601 are you saying 9/11 led to loot boxes. is that what you’re saying.

[@nick23347]

@@Mr_Spaghetti lmao

[@Wapak95]

@@jimbeaux89 Nah

[@SupraRy]

These graphics were MIND BLOWING when this hit the arcades, I played it so many times but it was hard as hell.

[@chrismobiliofilms]

i remember playing this a long time ago too and i remember that it was hard as heck when i first played it too

[@liamholloway-sw7eu]

I couldn’t beat Vader for fucks sake I think he intimated me every time 😂

[@gochem3013]

This is before Rogue Leader.

[@theblackgoatofthewoods]

It is still an impressive masterpiece

[@bjornervig3795]

Game was really great. Arcade Trilogy, Rogue Squadron 2, or EA Battlefront have the best Death Star 1 trench runs.

[@redcypher1444]

This game was so ahead of its time

[@mikeyoungblood1642]

I always was psyched to play it when I saw it at the movie theatre or theme park!

[@solidskullz5736]

God this brings back memories of kid me at Chuck E. Cheese’s

[@KevinBelmontLuna]

The first time I heard the little fat woman scream was in Chuck-E Cheese not knowing that was R2 D2 screaming when health bar reach zero!😂 Now all I can think about when I hear R2 D2 scream is Chuck E Cheese an this Arcade game!

[@Nimori]

Same bruh

[@yuri-6385]

Oh yes, this made me a Star Wars Fan. I'm very excited about Star Wars Squadron by VR.

[@Nimori]

makutamaster Covid Kills another....

[@RVN-cz2lu]

Same!

[@joemaze6452]

Sega does what EA don't

[@liamholloway-sw7eu]

Makes good games??

[@AmbientMess]

Having said that its a shame this didn't get a Dreamcast port

[@BrendanSith1997]

Sega is home to sonic the hedgehog.

[@gardyion2869]

*S E G A*

[@RuggedCoyote69]

CLASSIC JOKE!

[@ALumpOfTofu2]

it was always so hard to hear the sound effects over the sound of all my screaming friends behind me saying "SHOOT THAT GUY OVER THERE" or "OH MY GOD IT'S A WAMPAAAAA"

[@Chris-qz1vx]

The Hoth level is and forever will be my favorite level of any shooter game for all time Shooting the heads off the walkers was so freaking satisfying

[@robertthomas5736]

It's Called Hoth,It Is Very Coldth

[@aeronblack9249]

I don’t know why they call it Hoth, why not just call it “cold”

[@Itsnoahscott]

Yavin was mine I’d always start with that mission. Because playing them out of order just felt wrong.

[@notfreeman6809]

I can feel the tension in the Death star 1 trench run, i cant even imagine how tense it must feel when you had to also account for tokens

[@EricToTheScionti]

if you missed the shot pretty sure you failed and went to the next level.

[@benjiroberts4434]

I played this bad boy so much I managed to almost 1cc it once (was allllmost inside the death star). I could easily get to the end with 2 credits once upon a time...

[@angmatalv]

@@benjiroberts4434 When I was around 13 I learnt to beat this game with just one coin, because that's all my parents gave me. Every time I finished this bad boy I was trembling like a soldier with combat stress. I lived every moment of this game, lol.

[@ardentfire3956]

@@EricToTheScionti Nah, I just spammed torpedoes until I hit it. Luke used the BRUTE FORCE.

[@jan-eriksandli6221]

Why do Arcade games look so much better? even after years they still hold up.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Arcade hardware at the time was generally much more powerful than home consoles, so on the whole they have aged much better. That's not to say all games did, Sega really pulled out the stops for this one and it wasn't until the release of Rogue Squadron II on Gamecube in 2001, that we had a better looking Star Wars game.

[@thebravegallade731]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin Rebel strike is the best SW flying game by far

[@aarongreenfield9038]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin. Saying the home console's were less powerful than their arcade counterparts is a huge understatement, if you wanted a console that had the same type of graphics as Star Wars trilogy arcade, it would cost about $5.000 or more. Adjusted to inflation, would be about $15.000. It wasn't until about the game cube xbox and PS2 era until graphics came even close. Maybe even leaning toward 1st Gen. PS3 Xbox 360 games.

[@johnhawthorne4716]

Yeah But even with ps5 and xbox 10000000. Arcade games still hold that Authentic feel and Arcade charm. Even against modern tech... Well i Agree with poster

[@mvp5724]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin dueling with darth vader was cool

[@firingallcylinders2949]

I remember begging my dad on Saturdays to take me to the arcade to play this game. It was pretty difficult for a kid. So much fun though. Thanks for putting this up. Many good memories came back.

[@Fawkes2574]

I remember playing this game all the time at Disneyland back in the day. Playing it through completely without dying, knowing all the secret parts, and attracting nice crowds to watch.

[@andrewcruz7595]

I didn't know Disney land had an arcade that crazy !!

[@gaoutlaw]

My local theater had this as a standup arcade for years.

[@robertthomas5736]

There is a Sitdown Arcade Version of This game

[@davidkruse4030]

@@robertthomas5736 wow so great thank Capetian obvious

[@veganwaffle]

Only every played the sit down but it was godlike!!

[@dracosamm]

happy 20th anniversary to Star Wars Trilogy arcade

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

You're a little early for that, it's hits 20 next year, released in 1998 originally, still will be 2018 very soon.

[@heyitsablackguy9553]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin WOW, 20 years! Man how time flies.

[@Zero-xl2ef]

I remembered just wanting to go to Chuck E Cheese just to play this game all the time. Good old days

[@Drewnasty98]

I went down to Disney World ever summer as a kid and this was always in the arcade in the hotel we stayed. I spent hours playing this and spending all of my allowance on this. Such a great game.

[@Trufflemaster]

They need this on the following- Playstation XBOX Switch PC NOW!!!!!!

[@agfagaevart]

was hoping this would come out on the Dreamcast back in the day - it didn't. So I didn't buy a DC.

[@tawnos1787]

When I was in high school i worked a summer job at a small amusement park that had one of these cabinets. I played it so much that eventually I'd memorized every pattern and could beat it on a single credit. Most important was identifying which enemies are capable of damaging you (not every enemy in the game will shoot and hit you, even if you ignore them) and prioritizing those. After that, it's just down to speed and accuracy to rack up as many points as possible. I had the high score on that cabinet for years, well after I'd gone to college.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Some good tips in your post for first time players.

[@patrickwilson1459]

What was the highest ranking you ever got?

[@jakefahey5055]

This brings back so many memories... I always remember going to Chuck-E-Cheeses and this would be the first game I'd play when I got there, and I would always play the Hoth and Endor missions.(But not Yavin because I was really bad at the end part)

[@Albylion]

22:51 - If I remember right, if you turn off your lightsaber at this point, you're rewarded with Palpatine saying, "So be it. Jedi."

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

That's quite cool to know, just tried it out and you are correct you do get a hidden line from Palpatine, that's awesome thanks for letting us know about it.

[@RealGhostHawk38]

Albylion how do u turn off the lightsaber?

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

You will be please to know you get a mention in our new video as we did a perfect run of the fight with hidden message. Watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3aUmWyDopV6mqc

[@Tigerman1138]

Ryan Eagle Press EVENT button.

[@Tigerman1138]

If you lower it during the fight Vader says,”You are UNWISE to lower your defenses.”

[@xGatoDelFuegox]

God DAMN they made that last stage hard. They knew you'd pump in quarters since you'd come so far! What an amazing game

[@Hans_Lex]

Watched for nostalgia a lot of this and the sound design alone is incredible and one of the many reasons why this cabinet (especially the sit down deluxe version) was so memorable. Quality

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

SEGA in the late 90s and early 00s really did some of the best sound design going and it's something a lot of modern games don't do well. As the music now is often throw away or licensed tracks that don't really fit that well. In this arcade version SEGA perfectly matched the film music to all the action sections as the game plays out.

[@OHBOYKID316]

Ah! That duel with Darth Vader! My palms used to sweat up a storm! The way the joystick would judder violently when you clashed blades! It was so exciting! Can't we get a dedicated first person lightsaber duelling game with these mechanics and updated HD graphics?!?! That'd be sick!

[@AkiraStrix94]

Something to remember for those emulating this: The controls for the lightsaber fights are inverted. Not really sure why, but that's partially why I always get frustrated when I lose the fight with Vader. He didn't even beat me down, the fight just ended with him talking down to me, all because I couldn't position the lightsaber in just the right spot.

[@drewmatasX10X23]

First time I played this was at Disneyland and I spent 3 hours beating this over and over again. I love this game!

[@bobbyb8132]

I remember playing this as a kid and when I got to Hoth I felt like a king

[@ConnorMiller417]

OMG! The nostalgia this brings me is so overwhelming. I remember as a kid at Chuck E. Cheese playing this with my Dad back when arcades were king of society! Good times! 😊

[@jimbeaux89]

Probably one of the best Star Wars games ever. Graphics were breathtaking for the time. Really aged well

[@Airtayjay]

The sounds, the music, the presentation...this arcade cabinet did a REALLY good job of making you feel like you were about to freakin take off in an X-Wing to attack the Empire.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

100% it really did feel like the films

[@youwayo]

The video games and the arcades showed the Battle of Hoth way better than what the actual movie showed us

[@bknwuzheer1]

I can almost hear the squeaking of the joystick trigger... so glad my Dad was happy to pour tokens into the machine as I played, although I had to let him play the lightsaber fights

[@juanriosjr.9920]

Games like this are Awesome.

[@imafreakinninja12]

This, the first Battlefront, and Jedi Starfighter perfectly capture the essence of Star Wars.

[@RealGhostHawk38]

Ah nonstalgia, I used to laugh at the noise the speeder bike troopers make everytime you shoot them down.

[@bigress4300]

GhostHawk38 Every time I heard that sound I couldn’t tell if it was the speeder or the speeder bike trooper

[@SadAndVengeful]

This is the best playthrough on KZbin yet. Excelent visuals and fps. Well done.

[@The_Armstrong]

This game was so mind blowing that when i searched it years later, my childhood memories told me it has movie-quality graphics and i was searching it in the FMV games category

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Ywah, when it released the graphics were stunning, but SEGA Model 3 hardware really was miles ahead of it's rivals.

[@reborno-o4498]

Played this so much back in the day, that I could beat it nearly flawlessly. There's that one section of the final Endor battle were damage was nearly inevitable. The four TIE fighters come at you from all directions and can hit you shortly after spawning, and there's two waves of them.

[@krumbleme2]

Yeah, I've never seen anyone navigate that level flawlessly

[@heyitsablackguy9553]

Hands down one of the top arcade games of all time! If you haven't had the opportunity to enjoy going to the Arcades in the late 90s and playing this game, you surely missed out!

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Yes, it was was a great arcade game and holds up well even today.

[@finchborat]

If circumstances ever allow it, I'm gonna try to buy a Star Wars Trilogy Arcade game for myself. With the advantage of film study, I'd ace it. I now know what to do within certain levels and I could finally beat Boba Fett and Vader. I have missed this game so much!

[@RealGhostHawk38]

In the final battle of Endor, I like to think I’m wedge, since Luke is, obviously on the Death Star, I’m definitely not piloting the Falcon, so it leaves me to believe I’m Wedge.

[@Rebel_Friend]

Man I remember that the AT-ST and Duel scenes were the bane of my childhood. Never got past it

[@F2daolk]

This should've been on dreamcast.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Yes it should have got a home port, it was one of many Sega Model 3 arcade games that never got converted, Daytona 2 and SCUD Race never got ports either.

[@jaypostromboli-jpgamertv-457]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin Daytona 2 was planned to come to Dreamcast but it was canceled. (This is coming from Wikipedia, so take this with a grain of salt)

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

@@jaypostromboli-jpgamertv-457 Indeed Wikipedia is a very untrustworthy source, however magazine at the time did mention it, from what we understand as Daytona 2 was unpopular in arcades, Sega decided to update the first game instead and the project became Daytona 2001.

[@AmbientMess]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin Add to that the Sega Rally 2 port was shoddy as hell and yeah 2nd that for Scud Race (hopefully before I die it gets a console release LOL).

[@johnr2630]

There wasn’t a port powerful enough in 98 to run this. This was extremely advanced for 98. I mean it still looks and runs beautiful today...wayyyy ahead of its time

[@charliefreeman947]

YES! Haven't thought about this game in well over a decade! This was always my top priority during any arcade visit. If said arcade had it, everyone knew exactly where to find me. Thanks so very much for posting!

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Glad you enjoyed the video, it was a classic SEGA arcade game, maybe one day we will get a re-release.

[@KenMasters.]

Sega & LucasArts should've had a remastered GameCube port of this gem.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Hopefully one day it will reappear on one of the modern machines.

[@KenMasters.]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin PSN and XBLA most likely.

[@alexcampbell202]

Maybe the Nintendo Switch re-release would be the good one.

[@e_4325]

This game was ahead of its time and man look those graphics look great for 1998

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

SEGA's Model 3 arcade hardware was a huge jump up compared to Model 2 and blow pretty much everything else out of the water at the time. Real shame never did much PC hardware as their tech in the 90s was superb.

[@Sanjidub]

I wouldn't mind having this in VR

[@xGatoDelFuegox]

Whoaoaa...that's it! Thanks...That was too close Negative...it didn't go in

[@BigBlackGlock]

"That armor is too strong for blasters!" *Literally blows the head off a walker a few seconds later*

[@Eric-lq3ot]

I was really good at this game. Literal crowds would form around me playing this at arcades at malls, Six Flags and casinos

[@onesixsixidktm2969]

Those wampas look scarier then they do in the film.

[@firelightyear]

Don't you think the wampas can come back in the new "Star wars Battlefront II 2017" game from EA, they should make a creature ally and enemy expansion pack update.

[@bangerbangerbro]

Bobby Smith It's probably uncanny valley.

[@lenengquist592]

Lol I was actually scared of them when I was like 7 or 8 years old playing this game. But now it’s a “meh.” Ahhh childhood.

[@Itsnoahscott]

OneSixSix IDKTM Haha bro when I was a kid I legit had my dad take over playing when you had to kill Wampas.

[@nowonmetube]

*than

[@CasperLD]

One of my all time favorite arcade games.

[@_Nilrem_]

There's still a machine at my local movie theater. Sometimes, I play it just to relive the good ol' days.

[@Itsnoahscott]

If we ever get a mini version of this like the mini “PAC-MAN” & “Galaga” I’m buying it & never touching my PlayStation or Xbox every again.

[@ForceMaximus84]

The best Star Wars arcade game. No question.

[@sonrouge]

One of the few good games you find in arcades these days.

[@finchborat]

And that's if you can find an arcade or theater that still has this available. The game hasn't been available in my hometown since 2004. We had one at one of the theaters and one at Walmart.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

In the United Kingdom it's really rare to find these days, unless you have a major arcade near you with retro games.

[@yuri-6385]

This made me a Star Wars fan. Flying an X Wing

[@luckyexplorer1053]

This gives me so many memories when I was young when I used to play this at GameWorks and at one of the hotels next to Lego Land in 2005. I miss GameWorks so much.

[@AirbenderHawk]

MAN!!!! Playing this at my local arcade brought so much nostalgia and epicness when you're feeling apart of the action.

[@Luke-ms6le]

This arcade game was at my local movie theatre at the mall. My dad would take me with a whole bunch of quarters and watch me always lose the hoth battle but it was still the coolest thing ever.

[@MyBenjamin73]

My local movie theatre had this for a while when I was a kid, I was so hyped when I beat Vader for the first time

[@therexbellator]

Amazing how quaint these graphics look nowadays, yet they still capture the look and feel of the Star Wars movie. I loved this game back in the day. I used to work near a bar that had this machine; I'd go there every day for my lunch hour and drop a buck or two on it. I got so good that I got close to beating the entire thing with one credit (think I did once too). It's a pity Sega has never released this for modern consoles or PC. It's one of the best rail shooters ever made.

[@supersmashbro596]

the attract mode of darth vader always freaked me out. what a wonder an absence of music does to make the guy scarier. i mean losing a duel to darth vader in first person is scary enough. but the only sound of him breathing with his lightsaber pointed at you is just *shivers*

[@soulstalker6]

Man! I used to work at a movie theater and we had this in the lobby. I’d play it on my break which lasted exactly 30 minutes....just barely enough time to crush through the entire thing. Had it down to a science and had my name on like 5 of the top 10 scores. The day they took it out, some dude came in and crushed my top score......‘twas a sad day. Great game! Aaaaaand I could do it on one credit!!

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

This video has bought out the nostalgia in a lot of commenters, glad you enjoyed it.

[@Jghost11]

Late in my "career" of playing this game (before they pulled it out of my various area arcades), I too was able to play the game on one credit. Would only take 2 or 3 hits at the very end during the Endor Space Battle.

[@whatclub3934]

I feel so blessed to have this cabinet at a local restaurant.

[@800iq2]

I love this game. I rewatch it every now and then

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Yeah it's a classic, real shame SEGA haven't done a deal with Disney to re-release it.

[@king_fisherXX]

Man... These we're some good memories

[@Muzix72]

I used to work at the arcade in the mall and I played this game alot. I truly missed the 80's and 90's. Great memories.

[@matthewcattermole5718]

Remember playing this a lot at my local arcade, dad would take me and get bored waiting for me to finish. WOuld get to right to the end every time and got so good at it!

[@bigress4300]

I always had trouble killing the Wampas in this game. One guy in the arcade saw me get clawed by them and suggested that I try aiming for their head or chest.

[@finchborat]

Same here. I just wish I got that advise while I was playing. If only KZbin was around during 2003 and 2004...

[@Okiedog1]

Ah the memories when arcades were a thing

[@Rmcaw]

Back when I was 13, my family and I went on a holiday in Mallorca for 2 weeks. Next door to the hotel was an arcade, and it was the first thing to open in the morning, I spent a few hours in there each morning before things got going. By the end of the 2 weeks, I could finish this game on one coin, it required a bit of luck on the final death star mission and I found doing the Endor, Yavin and then Hoth mission in that order would give me a 90% + shield for the final mission which was just enough. Lord knows how much it cost me (or my parents) to reach that level, but I recall using the same machine a few months later back home and I was a legend of the arcade for that evening :)

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Always great to hear viewers stories and history with this game. A lot of people seem to whole this arcade game special in their heart! Hopefully SEGA and Disney will get together some day to re-release it.

[@unseenphantomamvsytp2186]

I MISS THIS GAME SO MUCH!!! Way better then the current easy, dumb down arcade game that tries to suck a ton of quarters out of you for ONE LEVEL!

[@Wh40kFinatic]

Playing this at the arcade in the surround sound booth was freaking AWESOME growing up.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

The big sit down cabinet version of Star Wars Arcade, had a massive screen for an arcade title really was something impressive to see.

[@Wh40kFinatic]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin I can't even find any photos of it online, unfortunately. :(

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

A quick search of star wars trilogy arcade cabinet, shows most of the cabinet designs: www.google.com/search?q=star+wars+trilogy+arcade+cabinet&client=firefox-b-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi9_7Da6PX3AhV-QEEAHb4CDnQQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1920&bih=936

[@Wh40kFinatic]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin Looks like it was called the 'Deluxe', 'DX' or 'DLX' cabinet. It used a projection TV instead of the standard monitor for the regular game.

[@Wh40kFinatic]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin And holy crud. One of the DX cabinets sold in 2019 for *$600* at auction! That's CHEAP for an arcade cabinet. Lucky. lol

[@-CrimsoN-]

Still better than EA's Battlefront

[@one7decimal2eight]

better than battlefront 2

[@xxxbomberxxx]

One 7 Decimal 2 Eight This game content = battlefront 1 ea content.

[@bambanmangaka8034]

Which one tho?

[@BrendanSith1997]

Which one? The one from EA in 2017? Or the one from pandemic studios and lucasarts in 2005?

[@fignatoli-guevara5826]

@@BrendanSith1997 the one from EA

[@cleon24769]

One of the best machines in the arcade back in the day. A huge cabinet, a whole cockpit, and full-on surround sound with speakers even right on your seat.

[@darkwingnighteller5858]

This was my all time favorite game as a kid haha always played it at the Dave and Busters near me. It was a great mall, a Borders was there too before they all died out. Like my childhood 😢

[@colburnrodriguez8835]

This game brings back memories of the arcade at crossroads mall in Oklahoma, I was a quarter hog and I played alot of arcade games, this being my favorite next to metal slug and terminator 2 judgement day and area 51, honestly those were the best games and I don't think many can top them

[@cececooper3648]

This was the first game that brought me closer to my favorite movie 🍿🎥

[@keironforbes9512]

When I went to Playdium in Mississauga with my youth camp, I once played this game!

[@ursa_margo]

I saw this arcade first as a kid in 2000. Back then, these graphics were PHOTOREALISTIC. Still, even in 2022, this smooth 60 fps is beautiful.

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

I played this arcade game so much I legitimately memorized it.

[@TheBigScreenPictures]

This is one of my all time favorite arcade games along with alien extermination

[@gunslave99]

Good to know that even on an emulator over 20 years later, that the Death Star II levels are still pure robbery.

[@jauregi2726]

Gosh! I was there when it came out. I was 14. It was paradise.

[@elfirulais]

im 18 but i had the opportunity to play this arcade in chile 2010, there was a lever that moved the cursor, very satisfactory, unfortunately the place where it went closed and I never had the opportunity to play that machine again, I also remember that it was very big

[@pianowarrior1227]

Man I friggin' love this game. Can't believe it's 20 years old now.

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Yes, time really has flown by and we still haven't had a Star Wars, arcade game quite as good as this one in the past 20 years.

[@spaghetti0s115]

This was so amazing to me & still is

[@vivi44]

I was in Elementary School, went to Pier 39's arcade one day in San Francisco and found this. It blew my mind at the time.

[@JStryker47]

I used to love playing this game at the Starcade at Disneyland, when it still was an actual arcade.

[@McFrozenNuggets]

Oh, how I would love to play this game again!

[@BrendanSith1997]

8:50 The guns, they've stopped. Keep your eyes open for those fighters.

[@TheDarkwingj]

Use the force Luke... Let go Luke.... Force is strong with this one! Luke trust me

[@dancook1582]

Play this game for the first time in ages the other day, and when I heard that I thought a few of them might come after me. Then what sounded like 100 of them burst out of nowhere and it was terrifying.

[@bloodbuzzohio7924]

4:30 I always loved seeing the tie interceptors deploy

[@sebrr]

my local movie theater growing up had one of these in the arcade.. i would always end up not wanting to even see a movie once i started playing and my parents would have to rip me off of the thing kicking and screaming lol

[@CoolMoon]

Wow, I remember playing this when I was 6-7 years old at a Chuck e Cheese in my hometown!

[@elijahwoodard354]

Bunker assault, speeder bike, and escape echo were my favorites

[@bigress4300]

I remember playing the Hoth Part and shooting the Rebel troopers running away for fun. Ahhh…those were the days.

[@CardinalStrong2k10]

Mann we use to always play this at the skating rink (champs lol) I forgot all about some levels/missions until I saw them here and it brought back ALL the memories

[@robertthomas5736]

This was and Still is One Incredible, Arcade Game

[@RandomisedGamingYouTube]

Hi all, we've had a number of people timestamp single sections of this video rather than having single timestamps randomly in the comments we have added a full chapter time stamp to the video, hopefully this will add chapters to the video as well, list is below: 00:00 Attract intro 05:24 Battle of Yavin 08:46 Death Star Trench Run 10:15 Battle of Hoth 13:06 Escape Echo Base 15:50 Boba Fett Duel 17:08 Endor Speeder Bike 19:08 Endor Bunker Assault 20:54 Endor AT-ST 21:26 Darth Vader Duel 23:07 Battle of Endor 26:45 Death Star 2 Reactor Shaft

[@connorbaldwin2848]

I’m only 20 years old but I remember a local diner had this game and I played it every time I went with my family. Must’ve been like 4 or 5 but wow this brings back nostalgia