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Star Wars (Premium)

gameactive8 mentionsFirst seen Sep 9, 2017Last seen Apr 11, 2025

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Star Wars (Premium) is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).

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  • edition_ofStar WarsEdition variant: Premiumhigh

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Recent Mentions (8)

  • Stern game; Don owns; plans to install PinStadium lights after Foo Fighters; high-impact visual experience with Neo Geo LEDs

    DPP #38 "Foo Fighters premium is shipping! End of week news dump! Pinball Discounts!"Apr 28, 2023
  • Stern pinball machine from 2017 with rule depth, multiple game modes, and leveling issues noted during stream

    STAR WARS PREMIUM - Stern 2107 (08/28/2017)Sep 9, 2017
  • Stern pinball machine; central to multiple matchups; praised for Steve Ritchie shooting design, mode differentiation, and lighting effects; criticized for Pro-only Hyperspace Loop shot

    SDTM Episode 66: EPIC This Or That? (Pinball Collection Battles)Jul 12, 2018
  • Premium arcade model announced 2017, part of original cornerstone Star Wars lineup

    STAR WARS COMIC ART PIN LAUNCHEDNov 17, 2020
  • Stern Pinball machine; compared to Indiana Jones; praised for dynamic rules but criticized for multiplier mechanics

    SDTM Episode 72: This Or That? (wow, that one was fun!)Sep 6, 2018
  • Pinball game in Don's home collection; referenced as favorite machine for discussing enjoyment of gameplay

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We are Pinball - Don and Cengiz - Episode 58
Apr 11, 2025
  • Option Joel considered for acquisition; Travis previously owned and had to let go due to completion

    Triple Drain Pinball Podcast Ep 17: Getting Comfy Now That Tom Is BackMay 10, 2022
  • Pinball machine formerly owned by Amanda and Morg (their first machine); sold due to repetitive call-outs and gameplay; criticized for lack of staying power and engagement

    The Pinball Show Ep 56: A Bobcat Attacked My Wife For Not Picking A RestaurantApr 19, 2021