History Pinball / StarWarsTrilogy

* MoralDissonance: Invoked by some of the game modes. This is most egregious in Leia's "Heroic Mode" mission, where she wins by ''strangling'' Jabba the Hutt.

* SpaceIsNoisy

* VideoMode: Ride your speeder bike, dodge trees, and run over Stormtroopers.
** RecycledPremise: This is a reskinned version of the "Gilby Rides" Video Mode from Creator/DataEastPinball's ''Pinball/GunsNRoses'', down to using the same patterns. This Video Mode would then be reskinned again for the 1999 version of ''Pinball/HarleyDavidson''.

** RecycledPremise: This is a reskinned version of the "Gilby Rides" Video Mode from Creator/DataEastPinball's ''Pinball/GunsNRoses'', down to using the same patterns.

Five years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', released at the same time as the [[ReCut Special Edition]] of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. Designed by Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer with artwork by Morgan Weistling, the game came out in March 1997 just as the Special Editions finished playing in theaters.

** RecycledPremise: Aside from the graphics, it's the same Video Mode as Sega's ''Guns And Roses''. Even the patterns are the same.

Fans are divided over whether they prefer this pinball or [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's table]]. Proponents of ''Star Wars Trilogy'' speak of its uncluttered playfield, more balanced gameplay, and fun toys. The biggest flaw for this pinball is arguably its reliability, as a number of owners will point out problems with loose parts and unreliable mechanisms that require some effort to resolve.

Just five years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', released at the same time as the [[ReCut Special Edition]] of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. Designed by Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer with artwork by Morgan Weistling, the game came out in March 1997 just as the Special Editions finished playing in theaters.

The most prominent features of the playfield are the spaceships, with the player's X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE Advanced; a turbolaser turret fires between them, while a frozen Han Solo sits on the lower-right side. There are six tasks that the player must complete, such as scoring various jackpots, performing heroic deeds, and thawing Han from the carbonite. Only then can the player confront Darth Vader by loading a pinball into the X-Wing, knocking down his phalanx of TIE fighters, then scoring a direct hit on his ship. Use the Force to light the jackpot and try for the Millenium Falcon's multiball, but be prepared to [[UnexpectedGameplayChange test your knowledge of ''Star Wars'' trivia.]] Operators could add extra visual appeal by choosing a 3D lenticular backbox print instead of the standard one.

* WizardMode: "The Redemption of Darth Vader", which is only available after completing Vader's six goals. Starting it invokes a two-ball multiball mode for 50 seconds. During this time, the player must load one pinball into the X-Wing, use the second pinball to hit the dropdown targets in front of Vader, then launch the first ball through the resulting hole.

Seven years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', released at the same time as the [[ReCut Special Edition]] of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. Designed by Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer with artwork by Morgan Weistling, the game came out in March 1997 just as the Special Editions finished playing in theaters.

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The most prominent features of the playfield are the spaceships, with the player's X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE Advanced; a turbolaser turret fires between them, while a frozen Han Solo sits on the lower-right side. There are six tasks that the player must complete, such as scoring various jackpots, performing heroic deeds, and thawing Han from the carbonite. Only then can the player confront Darth Vader by loading a pinball into the X-Wing, knocking down his phalanx of TIE fighters, then scoring a direct hit on his ship. Use the Force to light the jackpot and try for the Millenium Falcon's multiball, but be prepared to [[UnexpectedGameplayChange test your knowledge of ''Star Wars'' trivia.]]

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Seven years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', released at the same time as the [[ReCut Special Edition]] re-release of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. Designed by Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer with artwork by Morgan Weistling, the game was released in March 1997, just as the Special Editions finished appearing in theaters.

The most prominent features of the playfield are the spaceships, with the player's X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE Advanced; a turbolaser turret fires between them, while a frozen Han Solo sits on the lower-right side. There are six primary tasks that the player must complete, such as scoring various jackpots, performing heroic deeds, and thawing out Han from the carbonite. Only then can the player try to redeem Darth Vader by loading a pinball into the X-Wing, knocking down his phalanx of TIE fighters, then scoring a direct hit on the Sith Lord. Use the Force to light the jackpot and try for the Millenium Falcon's multiball, but be prepared to [[UnexpectedGameplayChange test your knowledge of ''Star Wars'' trivia.]]

The most prominent features of the playfield are the spaceships, with the player's X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE Advanced; a turbolaser turret fires between them, while a frozen Han Solo sits on the lower-right side. There are six primary tasks that the player must complete, such as scoring various jackpots, performing heroic deeds, and thawing out Han from the carbonite. Only then can the player try to redeem Darth Vader by loading a pinball into the X-Wing, knocking down his phalanx of TIE fighters, then scoring a direct hit on the Sith Lord.

Seven years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', released at the same time as the [[ReCut Special Edition]] re-release of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. The pinball was designed by Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer, whose table prominently features a turbolaser turret firing as Vader's TIE Advanced faces off against the player's X-Wing.

Seven years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', to coincide with the [[ReCut Special Edition]] re-release of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. For this, Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer designed a table filled with spaceships, including an X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE Advanced and a pivoting turbolaser turret.

* WizardMode: "The Redemption of Darth Vader".

* FlunkyBoss[=/=]ShieldedCoreBoss

* MoralDissonance
* ObviousBeta
* PlotTailoredToTheParty

Seven years after [[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Data East's own table]], Creator/SegaPinball returned to the galaxy far, far away with ''Star Wars Trilogy'', to coincide with the [[ReCut Special Edition]] re-release of [[Franchise/StarWars the original films]]. For this, Joe Kaminkow and Joe Balcer designed a table filled with spaceships, including an X-Wing facing off against Vader's TIE fighter and a pivoting turbolaser turret.