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STAR WARS 20TH ANNIVERSARY FEEDBACK

"I feel like I just unboxed a new pin!"

"Overall, this thing is awesome, and you have already earned the equivalent of the nobel prize in pinball in my book. Feels like a brand new game now!"

"I can't stop playing. As-is right now, this game is a BLAST. It has STRATEGY NOW!"

"I must say HOLY COW! It's a game with a real challenge now! 6 games in a row and I couldn't break 100 mil! Nicely done and I tested the ball save and it works beautifully. I *like* having to shoot the force and sarlacc pit and I like the steps it takes to light them. It seems much more a players game now because of that alone!"

"Man it gets some crazy different flow now... feels awesome. Like a different table with needing these new shots. And triball is SO IMPORTANT now."

"I love all your rules changes. They are spot on, IMO. All of your changes make it a more enjoyable game.  A lot of thought behind them all. Thanks again for doing all this. The ball save alone is worth swapping out the roms, but you've made the game 'tournament material'."

"Played about 20 games tonight and wow! The big question now is 'what to go for?' instead of just hitting that ramp. It really has seemed to have opened up the game to a whole new level....working to get that Death Star has now become a real challenge as opposed to a given on the third ball. Funnily enough my two boys of 8 and 11 prefer it now as it's such more of a challenge and makes you think more about each shot. The extra speech is an added bonus and the scoring is more balanced. Have to say, loving that Extra Ball super force award, nice touch!"

"Played about 50 games with the new ROM installed and WOW!!! Love the ball save of course but the scores you can rack up with the tri-ball jackpots is amazing. It really makes mastering that shot into the death star the most important. I had a couple of great tri-ball games and scored the super jackpot three or four times and ended up with over 350 million both times. So much more fun than shooting the ramp over and over! The best part is all the undiscovered additions to the game that I haven't found yet. Hope everyone else is having as much fun with their 20th Anniversary DESW!"

"I think there should have been more praise heaped upon Chad by now, must be the new ROM owners are too busy playing! I know I've put more games on it in the few days since I got it than I did the entire year before! It is simply freaking awesome."

 "My chip arrived this afternoon, and I have been playing all day. Great work Chad, it is like having a brand new pin in the house! Money well spent."

"Thank you! Thank You! Thank You! The new Rules are awesome! I just held a small tourney with very competitive players... and they all loved the new Rom. In fact, dudes who had choice of machine in the playoff rounds chose Star Wars more than any other machine in the tourney! Proof that it was a good balanced machine for tournament play! You have taken an unbalanced but fun game... and turned it into a true winner!"

"Purchased the Star Wars Rom and just want to thank you again. It is fantastic! Destroying the Deathstar is so rewarding now, truly amazing."

"Great work. I was speechless after my 1st game. The new rules and the rearranged score layout are done perfectly."

These fan patch files are UNOFFICIAL and are not endorsed and not supported by the copyright owner.
These fan patch files contain no copyrighted software, images, or sounds.
These fan patch files and the resulting ROMs are not for sale.
These fan patch files and resulting ROMS are not to be distributed for profit or other personal gain.
These fan patch files are for your own personal use on your own personal pinball machine.
These fan patch files are supplied "AS IS" without any warranties and support.
The purpose of these fan patch files are to fix existing bugs and to make the gameplay experience more enjoyable.


BAYWATCH v.4.01

The unofficial update for Baywatch is based on the original v.4.00 CPU ROM named BAYCPUA.400

The original Baywatch ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
http://www.ipdb.org/files/2848/Sega_1995_Baywatch_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Baywatch here:

Instructions for creating your modified Baywatch ROM image files

You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new BAYWATCH CPU 4.01 ROM:
1. Extract the file BAYCPUA.400 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named BAYWATCH-CPU-401-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROM in your game with this new ROM.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling Baywatch Adjustment 28 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Baywatch v.4.01
Baywatch v.4.01 Guide

Enjoy!


HOOK v.5.01

IF YOU ALREADY HAVE THE PREVIOUSLY RELEASED HOOK V.5.00 (FROM NOVEMBER 2016) THEN YOU ONLY NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CPU ROM. THE DISPLAY ROM IN THIS RELEASE IS UNCHANGED AND REMAINS V.5.00.

The unofficial update for Hook is based on the original v.4.08 CPU ROM named HOKCPUA.408 and the v.4.01 DISPLAY ROM named HOKDSPA.401

The original Hook ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
http://www.ipdb.org/files/1233/Data_East_1992_Hook_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Hook here:

Instructions for creating your modified Hook ROM image files

You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and a blank 27C010 or 27C010 EPROM for the DISPLAY ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new HOOK CPU 5.01 ROM:
1. Extract the file HOKCPUA.408 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named HOOK-CPU-501-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

To create your new HOOK DISPLAY 5.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file HOKDSPA.401 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named HOOK-DISPLAY-500-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C010 or 27C1001 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these two new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
The DISPLAY ROM can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox at location ROM0.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling Hook Adjustment 32 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Hook v.5.01
Hook v.5.01 Guide

Enjoy!


JURASSIC PARK v.6.00

The unofficial update for Jurassic Park is based on the original v.5.13 CPU ROM named JPCPUA.513 and the v.5.10 DISPLAY ROM named JPDSPA.510

The original Jurassic Park ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
http://www.ipdb.org/files/1343/Data_East_1993_Jurassic_Park_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Jurassic Park here:

Instructions for creating your modified JP ROM image files

You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and a blank 27C040 EPROM for the DISPLAY ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new JP CPU 6.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file JPCPUA.513 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named JP-CPU-600-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

To create your new JP DISPLAY 6.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file JPDSPA.510 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named JP-DISPLAY-600-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C040 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these two new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
The DISPLAY ROM can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox at location ROM0.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling JP Adjustment 30 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Jurassic Park v.6.00
Jurassic Park v.6.00 Guide

Enjoy!
 
 
LETHAL WEAPON 3 v.3.01
 
IF YOU ALREADY HAVE THE PREVIOUSLY RELEASED LW3 V.3.00 (FROM AUGUST 2020) THEN YOU ONLY NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CPU ROM. THE DISPLAY ROMS IN THIS RELEASE ARE UNCHANGED AND REMAIN V.3.00
 
The unofficial update for Lethal Weapon 3 is based on the v.2.08 CPU ROM named LW3CPUU.208 and the two v.2.06 DISPLAY ROMs named Lw3drom0.a26 and Lw3drom1.a26
 
The original Lethal Weapon 3 ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
https://www.ipdb.org/files/1433/Data_East_1992_Lethal_Weapon_3_ROMs.zip
 
You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html
 
You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Lethal Weapon 3 here:
 
Instructions for creating your modified Lethal Weapon 3 ROM image files:
You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and two blank 27C020 EPROMs for the DISPLAY ROMs. You will also need an EPROM programmer.
 
To create your new LETHAL WEAPON 3 CPU 3.01 ROM:
1. Extract the file LW3CPUU.208 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named LW3-CPU-301-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.
 
To create your two new LETHAL WEAPON 3 DISPLAY 3.00 ROMs:
1. Extract the file Lw3drom0.a26 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named LW3-DISPLAY0-300-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C020 EPROM.
5. Extract the file Lw3drom1.a26 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
6. Extract the IPS patch file named LW3-DISPLAY1-300-patch.ips to your hard drive.
7. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
8. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C020 EPROM.
 
NOTE: If your Lethal Weapon 3 has a SINGLE DISPLAY ROM, then you need to merge the two DISPLAY ROMs that you created above into a single ROM and burn it to a 27C040.  To merge the two files in Windows, run the following command from a CMD prompt:
copy /B LW3-DISPLAY1.bin+LW3-DISPLAY0.bin LW3-DISPLAY-SINGLEROM.bin
(Your file names may vary.)
 
Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these three new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox.
The two DISPLAY ROMs can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling LW3 Adjustment 32 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

 

Here is a list of all the changes in Lethal Weapon 3 v.3.01

Lethal Weapon 3 v.3.01 Guide

 

Enjoy!

 


STAR TREK v.3.00

The unofficial update for Star Trek is based on the original v.2.01 CPU ROM named TREKCPUU.201 and the v.1.09 DISPLAY ROM named TREKDSPA.109

The original Star Trek ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:

https://www.ipdb.org/files/2356/Data_East_1991_Star_Trek_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Star Trek here:

Instructions for creating your modified Star Trek ROM image files

You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and a blank 27C010 or 27C010 EPROM for the DISPLAY ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new STAR TREK CPU 3.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TREKCPUU.201 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named STARTREK-CPU-300-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

To create your new STAR TREK DISPLAY 3.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TREKDSPA.109 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named STARTREK-DISPLAY-300-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C010 or 27C1001 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these two new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
The DISPLAY ROM can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox at location ROM0.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling Star Trek Adjustment 32 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Star Trek v.3.00
Star Trek v.3.00 Guide

Enjoy!

 

 

STAR WARS v.1.07

 

The unofficial update for Star Wars is based on the v.1.03 CPU ROM named STARCPUA.103. There is no change to the DISPLAY ROM

 

The original Star Wars ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
http://www.ipdb.org/files/2358/Data_East_1992_Star_Wars_ROMs.zip

 

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

 

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Star Wars here:

 


Instructions for creating your modified Star Wars ROM image files
You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new STAR WARS CPU 1.07 ROM:
1. Extract the file STARCPUA.103 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named SW-CPU-107-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROM in your game with this new ROM.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
Turn off power to game when changing the ROM.
Be very careful when removing the old ROM and inserting the new ROM.
Make sure the ROM is oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing the new ROM in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling SW Adjustment 32 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes between Star Wars v.1.06 and v.1.07:
Star Wars v.1.07 Guide

Here is a list of all the changes between Star Wars v.1.04 and v.1.06:
Star Wars v.1.06 Guide

Here is a list of all the changes between Star Wars v.1.03 and v.1.04:
Star Wars v.1.04 Guide

Enjoy!

 

 

TALES FROM THE CRYPT v.4.00

 

The unofficial update for Tales From The Crypt is based on the v.3.03 CPU ROM named TFTCCPUA.303 and the v.3.01 DISPLAY ROM named TFTCDSPA.301

The original Tales From The Crypt ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
http://www.ipdb.org/files/2493/Data_East_1993_Tales_from_the_Crypt_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Tales From The Crypt here:

Instructions for creating your modified TFTC ROM image files
You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and a blank 27C040 EPROM for the DISPLAY ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new TFTC CPU 4.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TFTCCPUA.303 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named TFTC-CPU-400-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

To create your new TFTC DISPLAY 4.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TFTCDSPA.301 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named TFTC-DISPLAY-400-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C040 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these two new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
The DISPLAY ROM can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox at location ROM0.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling TFTC Adjustment 32 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Tales From The Crypt v.4.00
Tales From The Crypt v.4.00 Guide

Enjoy!

 

 

TOMMY v.5.00

 

The update for Tommy is based on the v.4.00 CPU ROM named TOMCPUA.400 and the v.4.00 DISPLAY ROM named TOMMYDVA.400

 

 

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

 

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for Tommy here:

TOMMY-500-patch.zip

  

Instructions for creating your modified Tommy ROM image files
You will need a blank 27C512 EPROM for the CPU ROM and a blank 27C040 EPROM for the DISPLAY ROM

 

To create your new TOMMY CPU 5.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TOMCPUA.400 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named TOMMY-CPU-500-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C512 EPROM.

 

To create your new TOMMY DISPLAY 5.00 ROM:
1. Extract the file TOMMYDVA.400 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named TOMMY-DISPLAY-500-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C040 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROMs in your game with these two new ROMs.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location C5.
The DISPLAY ROM can be found behind the DMD display in the backbox at location ROM0.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling Tommy Adjustment 30 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in Tommy v.5.00
Tommy v.5.00 Guide

Enjoy!

 

X-FILES v.3.04

The unofficial update for X-Files is based on the original v.3.03 CPU ROM named XFCPU.303

The original X-Files ROM files can be found at ipdb.org:
https://www.ipdb.org/files/4137/Sega_1997_The_X_Files_ROMs.zip

You will also need a utility that works for IPS formatted patch files. I recommend Lunar IPS which is available from fusoya.eludevisibility.org:
http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/index.html

You can download the IPS formatted unofficial patch files for X-Files here:

Instructions for creating your modified X-Files ROM image files

You will need a blank27C010 or 27C1001 or 27C101 EPROM for the CPU ROM. You will also need an EPROM programmer.

 

To create your new X-FILES CPU 3.04 ROM:
1. Extract the file XFCPU.303 from the IPDB zip file to your hard drive.
2. Extract the IPS patch file named XFILES-CPU-304-patch.ips to your hard drive.
3. Run Lunar IPS, click Apply IPS Patch and follow instructions.
4. Burn the resultant file to a blank 27C010 or 27C1001 or 27C101 EPROM.

 

Replace the existing ROM in your game with this new ROM.
The CPU ROM can be found on the MPU board in the backbox at location U210.
Turn off power to game when changing ROMs.
Be very careful when removing the old ROMs and inserting the new ROMs.
Make sure the ROMs are oriented correctly and make sure all the legs are correctly aligned with the sockets when inserting.

Installing new ROMs in your game will erase any high scores or game customizations. Be prepared to change any settings (such as enabling X-Files Adjustment 28 - Free Play) after you replace the ROMs.

Here is a list of all the changes in X-Files v.3.04
http://www.pinballcode.com/xfiles304

Enjoy!