To celebrate Star Wars Day, the featured game on this week’s episode of Jay Plays is Star Wars Pinball! Released by Zen Studios, relive the sight and sounds of Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back on this virtual pinball table.
Watch the episode below and tell us your thoughts on the game:
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'80s Kid, '90s Grad, and '00s Dad. I've been writing and podcasting about 1980s pop culture since 2011 at my Rediscoverthe80s.com website. I collect vinyl, cassingles, '80s comics, Batman memorabilia, and all things Mobile Armored Strike Kommand.
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