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* ScrappyMechanic: This game has perhaps one of the more problematic uses of the [[ContextSensitiveButton action button]], being used to toggle the shot multiplier so that you can pick which lanes that the multiplier affects as well as having to be pressed in order to reap the rewards of a TIE Fighter Hurry-Up. Also, lane toggling is active when you're picking a PlayerCharacter at the start of the game or perks at the start of a ball, meaning that clever use of the buttons is required to pick the perk and the multiplier lanes you want.

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* ScrappyMechanic: This game has perhaps one of the more problematic uses of the [[ContextSensitiveButton action button]], being used to toggle the shot multiplier so that you can pick which lanes that the multiplier affects as well as having to be pressed in order to reap the rewards of a TIE Fighter Hurry-Up.Hurry-Up; in both contexts it is possible to drain a ball if you're careless with the button. Also, lane toggling is active when you're picking a PlayerCharacter at the start of the game or perks at the start of a ball, meaning that clever use of the buttons is required to pick the perk and the multiplier lanes you want.
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* GoodBadBugs: One revision had a bug that caused the player to almost never leave Victory Multiball once it is earned (effectively putting the player in a semi-permanent multiball state) ''and'' kept the major mode used to achieve said multiball running, allowing the player to easily cash in on multi-hundred-million shots far longer than intended and causing games in excess of 100 billion points to be remarkably achievable.

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* GoodBadBugs: One revision had a bug that caused the player to almost never leave Victory Multiball once it is earned (effectively putting the player in a semi-permanent multiball state) ''and'' kept the major mode used to achieve said multiball running, allowing the player to easily cash in on multi-hundred-million shots far longer than intended and causing games in excess of 100 billion points to be remarkably achievable.achievable.
* ScrappyMechanic: This game has perhaps one of the more problematic uses of the [[ContextSensitiveButton action button]], being used to toggle the shot multiplier so that you can pick which lanes that the multiplier affects as well as having to be pressed in order to reap the rewards of a TIE Fighter Hurry-Up. Also, lane toggling is active when you're picking a PlayerCharacter at the start of the game or perks at the start of a ball, meaning that clever use of the buttons is required to pick the perk and the multiplier lanes you want.
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* GoodBadBugs: One revision had a bug that caused the player to almost never leave Victory Multiball once it is earned (effectively putting the player in a semi-permanent multiball state) ''and'' kept the major mode used to achieve said multiball running, allowing the player to easily cash in on multi-hundred-million shots far longer than intended and causing games in excess of 100 billion points to be remarkably achievable.
* InternetBackdraft: The announcement of the home version did not go over well with pinball fans, primarily because Stern had hyped it up two days beforehand as a reveal for a new game… only to show off something which barely qualified.[[note]]The playfield layout isn’t the same as the original machine, but said layout was previously used in the home version of ''Pinball/SpiderMan'' and the limited-release ''Supreme''.[[/note]] (It hit particularly hard for those expecting long-rumored games like ''Film/JurassicWorld'' or ''Series/StrangerThings'' to be announced instead.)

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* GoodBadBugs: One revision had a bug that caused the player to almost never leave Victory Multiball once it is earned (effectively putting the player in a semi-permanent multiball state) ''and'' kept the major mode used to achieve said multiball running, allowing the player to easily cash in on multi-hundred-million shots far longer than intended and causing games in excess of 100 billion points to be remarkably achievable.
* InternetBackdraft: The announcement of the home version did not go over well with pinball fans, primarily because Stern had hyped it up two days beforehand as a reveal for a new game… only to show off something which barely qualified.[[note]]The playfield layout isn’t the same as the original machine, but said layout was previously used in the home version of ''Pinball/SpiderMan'' and the limited-release ''Supreme''.[[/note]] (It hit particularly hard for those expecting long-rumored games like ''Film/JurassicWorld'' or ''Series/StrangerThings'' to be announced instead.)
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* GoodBadBugs: One revision had a bug that caused the player to almost never leave Victory Multiball once it is earned (effectively putting the player in a semi-permanent multiball state) ''and'' kept the major mode used to achieve said multiball running, allowing the player to easily cash in on multi-hundred-million shots far longer than intended and causing games in excess of 100 billion points to be remarkably achievable.
* InternetBackdraft: The announcement of the home version did not go over well with pinball fans, primarily because Stern had hyped it up two days beforehand as a reveal for a new game… only to show off something which barely qualified.[[note]]The playfield layout isn’t the same as the original machine, but said layout was previously used in the home version of ''Pinball/SpiderMan'' and the limited-release ''Supreme''.[[/note]] (It hit particularly hard for those expecting long-rumored games like ''Film/JurassicWorld'' or ''Series/StrangerThings'' to be announced instead.)

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