You've made me do this.

[Threepwood]

I like Star Wars Pachinko!!

But myself and my family are big Star Wars fans, we have lots of star wars items, including astromech droids and a Pinball

So it probably depends on if YOU really like the theme

I'm a pretty big star Wars fan so this was one of the first themes to really grab my eye. I too have read mixed reviews saying the game wasn't as "fun" as the others. I was just trying to figure out why that might be. I think the theme itself is great, obviously. Is it because it's a "hard" machine in that it doesn't reach or jackpot as often? Is it because the animations are too limited?

Thanks for your replies, everyone. I feel as though I should move this Star Wars talk to a separate thread altogether.

[Steve Cebu]

I've spent many hours on that site looking for machines I might want to buy and the task is daunting to say the least.
Still it's a great way to kill time. I'm actually recognizing some of the characters for some manufacturers.
There are other sites out there but they don't translate as well with Google.

[Threepwood]

You're right - there are tons of time consuming info. I made the mistake of browsing through jauce.com. Yikes. I'd imagine I'd have to use a bidding/shipping service to help w/ the logistics. I also assume I'd have to reconvert the power needs so it's stable for use in the US. I see that some machines there have a controller that mimics balls launched/payouts/reaches. Is this controller easily removed so I can play the machine normally (w/ balls)?

Any idea?

[Steve Cebu]

I've heard of those but generally you would hook those up to a cell so you could put it on your desk to play it.
I don't know if you could hook one up to a working machine but they cost around $100.
I'd rather hit everything on my own.
I'm sure Frank at CustomPachinko or Ren at Comatsi Trading would know more about those.