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  • this is different to the C64 version on another review- this on eis MUCH better

  • I thought there are two or three different Star Wars arcade games.

  • i dont get how it went from good to bad to worse

  • Fun fact the c64 version actually douse use wire frame polygons :D

  • That's actually the second C64 version, released by Domark. There was an earlier cartridge version by Parker brothers, which played faster, but wasn't as accurate. The fireballs just looked like bunches of dots.

  • The 32x isn't really the same game. I think the ZX Spectrum is the best port to a home system. Unfortunately I don't own one, yet. So, in my collection I would say the Colecovision is my favorite port. But for the closest to the real thing I play Star Wars on MAME with an XBOX 360 controller. Good comparison video. This was my ultimate favorite game to play in the arcade when I was a kid.

  • Red 5 Standing by. Use the Force Luke.

  • the 32x version is a port of different star wars arcade game than the atari vector arcade game. it is based on a sega star wars arcade game that used flat shaded polygons

  • wow if I only knew the 2600 version looked that cool back in the day :). I would have went nuts at 5 years old

  • @johnnyxsi Hell I didn't know it existed until I started this project. lol

  • I love how Admiral Ackbar has Vader's voice in the 32X version.

  • @xadfx Hell .. I thought He kind of sounded like Arnold Schwarzenegger on helium. lol

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