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Two Star Wars: The Last Jedi Tables Coming To Pinball FX3
Zen Studios continues to add to its impressive list of Star Wars tables for the Pinball FX platform, with two tables coming for The Last Jedi to Pinball FX3 on April 17.
As the name suggests, the Star Wars: The Last Jedi table encompasses the movie as a whole, while the second table – Star Wars: Ahch-To Island deals more with Luke, Rey, and mischievious Porgs. The Ahch-To Island table even features Luke reminiscing about his old adventures with the Rebellion via R2-D2's hologram projections.
The tables are announced for various Pinball FX3 systems (PS4, Xbox One, Steam, Windows 10, iOS, Android, and Mac), but not the Nintendo Switch.
Our Take
I always enjoy these tables, but at the same time the press release makes it sound like they won't feature the actual The Last Jedi soundtrack. It reads: "Sound effects straight from the film complement an authentic Star Wars soundtrack." I found it weird, for instance, that the Force Awakens table used music straight from the original trilogy.
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