Star Wars Trilogy Deluxe Arcade - Restoration! 

MODERN SONIC (voiced by Roger Craig Smith): Do you remember the Star Wars Trilogy Arcade game for the last 25 years? It was a blast from the past, literally. You could pilot an X-wing, a snow speeder, or even the Millennium Falcon and fight against the Empire in epic space battles. It was released in North America by November 1998, thanks to a collaboration between SEGA and Disney's Lucasfilm Games. It was one of the most immersive and thrilling arcade games of its time, and it still holds up today. I wonder if we can find one somewhere and play it again. What do you say?

MODERN SONIC (voiced by Roger Craig Smith): Great, I would like to tell you the story. When I was young hedgehog become a Jedi Master, a long time ago in a galaxy far, far, away...

Awwww man, yeah the game is killer. Sorry about your local Arcade 😕. Thanks for watching bud!

Retro Ralph I should have bought the damn thing when they closed down haha. Any time man 🤙🏼 keep up the great videos!

Is that the original monitor? Because if so, in 1998 a wide screen of that size was big money

I need to learn those Jedi mind tricks as well 🤣 Thanks for watching bud! I hope all is well.

Well said

Thanks so much

I'm not sure if it was made for widescreen. He definitely put one in and really it's your only option these days. The Deluxe had a 50" Toshiba rear projection TV. The dimensions of the glass viewing area is 40" wide by 30" high which Pythagorean theorem works out to 50" at 4:3 ratio. I just bought a deluxe shell (no boards or tv) and I'm doing the same to make it run emulation. I'm trying to find the best TV size to put in it now. A de-cased LED 46" tv would be perfect, however LED's go from 43" to 50" nowadays with very few options in between, so finding a 46" is nearly impossible except on the used 2011-2016 LCD market (Sony 46" Bravia for example) and the LCD's weigh about 45-60 pounds vs 20 for an LED. I have a 46" RCA LCD and I de-cased it - is 42½ inches... about an inch wider than I can fit in the deluxe cab screen bezel! I'm still going to see if I can somehow shave ½" off each side of the inner metal casing to fit it in, otherwise I'm stuck with a 42" or 43" max size.

We started filming at 9:30am to beat the heat. It wasn’t too bad but I’m sure Corey was baking in that outfit. 🔥 Thanks for watching bud!

This would be one of those cabinets that would be a home run if done right. Arcade1up does have a relationship with SEGA 🤔

Like this would be next level!! Maybe start a petition!!

Thanks my dude, we had a lot of fun today filming it. I appreciate you watching!

You just like saying the words “big woofer”. 🤣 Thanks for watching bud!

Maybe pod racer two seater

joe haro you’re thinking of Star Wars Battle Pod. It’s a newer Star Wars game.

Oops 🙊 Oh well... we had fun and that’s all that matters. Can’t believe we messed that up though... 🤣.

@@RetroRalph you didn't really mess up. Several space balls refer to him as Lord Helmet multiple times in the movie. Great job on the video. That cab is amazing.

I’m running out of space myself man, maybe after I sell a few things. I hope all is well bud and thanks for watching!

42 inch ;)

nice, did you encounter any problems adapting it?

So what you're telling me is you like the easier route LOL just kidding

The widescreen is actually pretty legit, you just have to get a converter to convert the game VGA to the LCD and then you can adjust the horizontal and vertical settings it's hardly noticeable

You have to find a roach doubt Star Wars Trilogy cabinet LOL

I love cookies 🍪 Thanks for watching! 🤘🏻

🤣🤣🤣🤣

You never know 🤷🏼‍♂️. Just kidding... it’s Cory over at Arizona Arcade Hero’s, go check out his RU-vid channel if you get the chance.

Retro Ralph I love that trilogy btw

Good luck... I feel really lucky that it was working when I bought it in a roached out condition

1998

It came out in 1998 👍🏻

Wow really ?