In this episode I talk a bit about my visit to Rancho Obi-Wan before jumping in with lasers blazing and talking about as many Star Wars video games, computer games, arcade games and pinball games as a guy can in 75 minutes. I don’t cover ’em all, but it turns out there are hundreds of them so I did my best.
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My blog review of Rancho Obi-Wan
Link: iGrewUpStarWars.com
Link: MobyGames list of Star Wars games
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