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Dead Flip live stream of unreleased Star Wars Premium code with new Jedi Multiball and mechanical features.
The code being played is not the code customers currently have; it's pre-release developer code
high confidence · Host explicitly states: 'The code that you're going to see on this is not the code you folks have. Alright? This is not the code you're looking for. This is not the code you're currently playing on.'
Jedi Multiball is a new feature in the updated code
high confidence · Dwight Sullivan and host discuss Jedi Multiball as new content: 'the Jedi multiball is another new thing that's coming. Yeah, I... Oh, so Jedi multiball is in this. Yes.'
Mode stacking can be toggled on or off as an adjustable setting
high confidence · Host: 'So, there's an adjustment to turn stacking off. Right, this game has no stacking. That's another new thing, is there's an adjustment for whether or not you can stack.'
Scoring has been significantly reduced in this code version
high confidence · Host: 'So the scoring has been greatly reduced on this version of the code' and later 'You're still going to see billions, but not like hundreds of billions.'
Premium Edition features dual metal ramps that pop up to guide balls into the Death Star/hyperspace loop
high confidence · Host: 'the Premium Edition...Underneath that Death Star...this actually has two little, like, ramp-a-jobs that pop up to launch the ball into the hyperspace loop'
Premium Edition will ship after Limited Edition
high confidence · Nick Torre asks 'Any idea when the Premium Edition is shipping?' and host responds 'After the Limited Edition.'
No additional characters will be added to the E-Tier character list
high confidence · Host: 'No. No. No. No. No. No. No more characters. They're right there in the lights. We can't add more lights.'
Lightsaber Duel mode is not yet in the code
high confidence · Player asks 'Lightsaber, is Lightsaber Duel in this?' Host responds 'Not yet. Not yet.'
“We Are Pinball early, folks. Go tell everyone. Go tell your mom. Go tell your dad. Go tell Pinside We Are Pinball early.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 0:05 — Opening statement announcing early stream start; sets casual, community-focused tone
“This code that you're going to see on this is not the code you folks have. Alright? This is not the code you're looking for.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 2:10 — Explicitly clarifies that unreleased, pre-production code is being shown; important for understanding content context
“Keith has the power. Keith Elwin's here to make the Death Star explode.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 1:38 — Introduces designer/pro player Keith Elwin; establishes him as key player for demonstrating mechanics
“No stacking boys...We have an adjustment for whether or not you can stack.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 7:54 — Announces new toggleable mode stacking feature; indicates design flexibility in final code
“You're still going to see billions, but not like hundreds of billions.”
Dwight Sullivan (Designer/Programmer)@ 25:33 — Confirms significant scoring reduction in this code version; explains design philosophy shift
“On the Premium Edition, there's two metal ramps that pop up to guide the ball up into the Death Star.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 47:08 — Describes mechanical differentiation between Premium and other editions; clarifies feature uniqueness
community_signal: Live factory stream with designer/programmer and pro players demonstrating pre-release code to streaming audience
high · Stern factory setting; Dwight Sullivan and Steve Ritchie present; real-time gameplay demonstration with interactive chat engagement
design_philosophy: Scoring significantly reduced in new code; represents balance/accessibility adjustment from prior versions
high · Host: 'So the scoring has been greatly reduced on this version of the code'; Dwight Sullivan: 'You're still going to see billions, but not like hundreds of billions'
market_signal: Premium Edition shipping timeline explicitly sequenced after Limited Edition; indicates production prioritization
high · Direct response to shipping question: 'After the Limited Edition.'
announcement: Live demonstration of unreleased Star Wars Premium Edition code with new Jedi Multiball mode and reduced scoring
high · Direct stream of pre-release code; host explicitly states 'This is code that nobody has'; multiple new features confirmed by designer/programmer Dwight Sullivan
product_strategy: Character roster (E-Tier) capped at fixed number due to playfield light limitations; no additional characters possible
high · Host: 'No. No. No. No. No. No. No more characters. They're right there in the lights. We can't add more lights.'
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“After the Limited Edition.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 33:49 — Answers direct question about Premium Edition shipping timeline; establishes release sequence
“Jedi multiball is another new thing that's coming...in this.”
Dwight Sullivan@ 20:03 — Confirms new Jedi Multiball feature is implemented in pre-release code
“No. No. No. No. No. No. No more characters. They're right there in the lights. We can't add more lights.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 29:13 — Definitively states no additional character additions possible; explains technical constraint
“The gentleman currently playing designed the game, and the gentleman playing just before him programmed the game.”
Host (Dead Flip)@ 25:15 — Identifies Steve Ritchie (designer) and Dwight Sullivan (programmer) in gameplay context; establishes expertise
product_strategy: Premium Edition features dual metal ramps and hyperspace loop not present in other editions; positioned as exclusive mechanical enhancement
high · Host: 'Underneath that Death Star...this actually has two little, like, ramp-a-jobs that pop up to launch the ball into the hyperspace loop...The Premium Edition and the James Cameron's Avatar Limited Edition have the same layout here. With a few exceptions.'
product_strategy: Lightsaber Duel mode confirmed as planned but not yet implemented in current code
high · Player question: 'Lightsaber, is Lightsaber Duel in this?' Host response: 'Not yet. Not yet.'
technology_signal: New software feature allows toggleable mode stacking on/off; represents design flexibility innovation
high · Host: 'There's an adjustment to turn stacking off. Right, this game has no stacking. That's another new thing, is there's an adjustment for whether or not you can stack.'