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* FanRemake: ''Star Fire'' (no relation to the Creator/{{Exidy}} coin-op game of the same name) for the UsefulNotes/{{Vectrex}}.
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* FanRemake: ''Star Fire'' (no relation to the Creator/{{Exidy}} coin-op game of the same name) for the UsefulNotes/{{Vectrex}}.Platform/{{Vectrex}}.
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* AirstrikeImpossible: The trench run, which now has barriers blocking your way to the exhaust port, making that part more reminiscent of the Death Star reactor core shaft run from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
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* AirstrikeImpossible: The trench run, which now has barriers blocking your way to the exhaust port, making that part more reminiscent of the Death Star reactor core shaft run from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. Later waves include a barrier that completely blocks the trench, making them impossible unless your shields have at least one hit point left.
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* EndlessGame: Once you destroy the Death Star, the game repeats itself over and over.
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* EndlessGame: Once you destroy the Death Star, the game repeats itself over and over.over, becoming more difficult with each wave: TIE Fighters shoot more often in the first phase, artillery bunkers and laser towers appear in the second phase, and obstacles appear in the trench during the third phase.
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The game is notable in its use of color vector graphics and its digitized speech replicating famous lines from the movie. It was followed in the arcades by ''Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi'' (which used an isometric diagonal-scrolling perspective similar to ''VideoGame/{{Zaxxon}}'') and ''Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back'' (which was a conversion kit for this game).
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The game is notable in its use of color vector graphics and its digitized speech replicating famous lines from the movie. It was followed in the arcades by ''Star Wars: Return Of The of the Jedi'' (which used an isometric diagonal-scrolling perspective similar to ''VideoGame/{{Zaxxon}}'') and ''Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back'' (which was a conversion kit for this game).
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* SynthesisVoiceActor: The arcade game contains a voice synthesis chip that emulates the voices of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Obi-Wan Kenobi to the best of its ability.
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* SynthesisVoiceActor: SyntheticVoiceActor: The arcade game contains a voice synthesis chip that emulates the voices of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Obi-Wan Kenobi to the best of its ability.
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* SynthesisVoiceActor: The arcade game contains a voice synthesis chip that emulates the voices of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Obi-Wan Kenobi to the best of its ability.
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* AttractMode: This game is one of the few instances where the attract mode doesn't have a demo sequence. The game also occasionally plays the cantina theme from the movie during the title screen (which also plays when you make the high score list).
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* FreezeFrameBonus: When approaching the Death Star, its lights spell out "May the force be with you".
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* RailShooter
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* RailShooterRailShooter: The player is constantly on the move, shooting things in front of them.
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* VectorGame
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* VectorGameVectorGame: The Atari ''Star Wars'' and ''Empire Strikes Back'' arcade games used vector graphics.
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* TheGoldenAgeOfVideoGames
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'''Star Wars: The Arcade Game''' (originally just titled '''Star Wars''') is an arcade game developed and released by Creator/{{Atari}} in 1983. It was also ported to various consoles and home computers in 1984 by Parker Brothers, and in 1987 and 1988 by Domark and Brøderbund.
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* FanRemake: ''Star Fire'' (no relation to the Creator/{{Exidy}} coin-op game of the same name) for the UsefulNotes/{{Vectrex}}.
