Star Wars Episode One Pinball, Pinball Restoration, Video Games, Video Game Restoration, sales, wanted, williams, bally, stern, atari, sega, namco
Star Wars Episode One Pinball, Pinball Restoration, Video Games, Video Game Restoration, sales, wanted, williams, bally, stern, atari, sega, namco
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My Pinball Machines
Star Wars Episode One - The Phantom Menace
   
Machine History

After I purchased the Revenge from Mars machine I started looking for the Star Wars Episode One upgrade kit. I found one in California for a reasonable price and bought it. The kit comes with the complete playfield, cabinet decals, roms, manual, and the mechanical shooter. Swapping playfields is fairly simple, just a little time consuming. Everytime you swap the playfield you have to upgrade the roms on the prism card via a serial cable. This takes approximately ten minutes assuming it doesn't fail, which it occasionally does. A tip I figured out is run the update software in highest priority to avoid serial errors. You can change program priority in the task manager.

My Thoughts on the Machine

The pinball 2000 platform has awesome sound and graphics. I love Star Wars, and I love pinball which makes this one a no-brainer. It only loses a few fun points due to two modes that stink, the Jedi musical chairs, and the princess card match garbage. The other modes are fun and battling Darth Maul is a blast. And no, I'm not kidding about Jedi musical chairs :p


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