Stellar Wars is a pinball game known for its rectangular lock bar design, which has been noted in industry discussions as uncomfortable compared to other machines. The game features a playfield layout that has been compared to other titles in design discussions within the pinball community. It appears to have been part of tournament selections and is referenced in pinball industry publications and discussions.
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Old game by Mark Seiden; used as comparison point for his scrapped first layout on new game
Widebody pinball game designed by Steve Ritchie at Williams on 9-month schedule. Sold 7,000 units. Ritchie's self-assessed worst design. Plagued by playfield design issues and artwork problems. Named to avoid Star Wars trademark conflict.
Williams System 6 game; had coil fuse issues; George repaired at Woburn location
Classic solid-state game that Dick Hamill has created custom code version for
Pinball machine rethemed and repainted as 'Revenge of the Wolf' for use in Nobody film
Classic pinball machine referenced as example of uncomfortable box-shaped lock bar ergonomics
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Wide-body Bally pinball machine; tournament game selection; Jared eager to play it.
Steve Ritchie-designed game compared to new Star Wars for pop bumper layout; noted as having different mechanical guards
Referenced as example of pinball machine with uncomfortable rectangular lock bar design similar to Deep Root's Raza