Star Wars Arcade

Star Wars Arcade
Production information
Developer(s)	Sega
Publisher(s)	Sega LucasArts
Release date	1994 (Arcade) November 1994 (Sega 32X)
Genre	Retro/Simulation
Modes	Single player, Two player
Platform(s)	Arcade game, Sega 32X
Chronological information
Timeline	0 BBY, 4 ABY

Star Wars Arcade, or simply Star Wars, is an arcade game produced by Sega and released in 1994. The game is a first-person space simulator, based around scenes from Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, especially the Battle of Endor.

A home version of the game was later released by Sega in November 1994 on the 32X video game system. The new version featured eight levels versus the arcade game's four levels, now including the attack on the original Death Star from Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope.

Levels

Between missions, R2-D2 activates auto pilot and takes the player to the next level, usually jumping through hyperspace. The Sega version has the option to choose Arcade Mode to more closely mimic the original game.

Arcade

1. Dogfight - TIE fighters and Star Destroyers in an asteroid field
2. Super Star Destroyer - Enter and destroy a Super Star Destroyer
3. Surface Ops - Death Star II surface
4. Death Star II - Enter the second Death Star and destroy its power generator

Sega 32X

Attack on the Death Star (Sega version)

1. First Blood - TIE fighters in an asteroid field
2. Dogfight I - TIE fighters and Star Destroyers
3. Surface Ops - Death Star surface
4. Death Star Trenches - Death Star trench run
5. Dogfight II - TIE fighters and Star Destroyers
6. Super Star Destroyer - Enter and destroy a Super Star Destroyer
7. Search and Destroy - Death Star II surface
8. Death Star - Enter the second Death Star and destroy its power generator

Appearances

By type

Characters	Organisms	Droid models	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sentient species	Vehicles and vessels	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

Gial Ackbar C-3PO Chewbacca Lando Calrissian (Voice only) Garven Dreis Obi-Wan Kenobi (Appears as a ghost or spirit) Leia Organa Paploo (Arcade version only) R2-D2 Horton Salm (Voice only) Luke Skywalker Han Solo Jon Vander (Voice only) Darth Vader (Fighter only) Yoda (Appears as a ghost or spirit)

Organisms

Ewok (Arcade version only)

Droid models

Astromech droid R-series R2-series astromech droid

Events

Galactic Civil War Battle of Yavin Battle of Endor

Locations

Endor (Arcade version only) Bright Tree Village (Arcade version only) Yavin 4 Great Temple Grand Audience Chamber

Organizations and titles

Alliance to Restore the Republic Alliance Starfighter Corps Gray Squadron Red Squadron Galactic Empire

Sentient species

Human Mon Calamari

Vehicles and vessels

Death Star Death Star I Meridian trench Death Star II CR90 corvette Tantive IV Imperial I-class Star Destroyer Devastator Lambda-class T-4a shuttle Tydirium MC80 Home One type Star Cruiser Home One Star Destroyer Super Star Destroyer Executor-class Star Dreadnought Starfighter BTL Y-wing starfighter RZ-1 A-wing interceptor T-65B X-wing starfighter TIE series TIE Advanced x1 TIE/IN interceptor TIE/ln space superiority starfighter TIE/sa bomber YT-1300 light freighter Millennium Falcon

Weapons and technology

Proton torpedo XX-9 heavy turbolaser

Miscellanea

Asteroid Hyperspace

Sources

• "Atari Wars" — Star Wars Insider 40
• "Red Five, I'm Going In" — Star Wars Insider 65
• "Destroy the Death Star" — Star Wars Insider 195

External links

• Star Wars Arcade (32X) Instruction Manual on the Internet Archive
• SEGA Star Wars Arcade - Real MODEL 1 Full Playthrough on the SEGA MODEL KING YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Arcade (32X) Playthrough on the NintendoComplete YouTube channel (backup link)
• Star Wars Arcade on Killer List of Video Games (backup link archived on March 13, 2016)
• Star Wars Arcade on The Arcade History Database (backup link archived on March 13, 2016)
• Star Wars Arcade on MobyGames (backup link)