Creature that says Yoda constantly: 4 people who remember SNES SW games

The SNES series was damn fun, and challenging. Thing is, they each had that one level that was damn near impossible to beat without using a cheat code.

For ANH- it was that Stormtrooper vehicle in the docking bays, which was impossible to kill unless you had the plasma blaster.

For ESB- The Cloud City Ugnaught stage was damn hard (which is saying alot, since SESB was alot harder overall than the otehr two games).

For ROTJ- The Shield Generator Bunker stage was really hard- which stood out, since that game was pretty easy overall.

SESB is still one the hardest sidescrollers I've ever seen- Cloud particularly.


Star Wars Trilogy Arcade rocks. I visited DisneyQuest one summer, where all arcade games are free with admission (so all ya gotta do is hit a button to continue), so I just sat down at one cabinet and practiced my skills.

I typically could beat that game with $3, sometime $2 if Ithe game's flightstick was calibrated properly.

I can beat the Hoth, Endor, Boba Fett stages on my first play, and sometimes can even make it through Yavin on the same play, but I usually have to continue once on that level. Then I finish Vader off and take on the Battle of Endor, which is where my other continues come from (too many frelling TIE Interceptors!!).

My local theaters' arcade recently brought back the game, so I'm quite happy- though one of the theaters's copy of the game has a miscalibrated joystick, so there's one section of the screen you just cannot fire at, and, unfortunately, that area of the screen just happens to be where one of the 4 targets on the Death Star 2 reactor core is located, so there's no way to complete the game. (and, the "dash" is cracked open, so if you put your coins down on it for your continues, to have them handy, during the course of the game they slide down through the crack and under the plastic "dash", which sabotages your efforts in mid-game naturally