This episode is about two more Parker Brothers Star Wars games, Death Star Battle and Ewok Adventure. I didn't mention this in the episode, but the reason that an unreleased (by the company) prototype (Ewok Adventure) is included in the show is because it was assigned a part number. This will be the same for all companies that have prototypes with part numbers, as long as they have since been discovered. Did that make any sense? Also, please continue to bear with me as I try to break away from using a script. I need to practice, and I'm sorry I have to practice on you. It will get better. Next week I'll be looking at Bowling and Sky Diver, both by Atari. Upcoming games include Tennis and Laser Blast by Activision, Circus Atari and Superman by Atari, King Kong and Jawbreaker by Tigervision, Pooyan, Strategy X, and Marine Wars by Konami, and the original killer app for the 2600, Space Invaders. Send your thoughts and memories of these games to me at [email protected]. Thanks so much for listening! Impertinent Links My guest spot on Throwback Reviews My guest spot an Adventure Club Kevin Horton's list of bankswitched 2600 games Kevin Horton's Atari 2600 mappers Atari Age's Ewok Adventure page Video Game Pricecharting's Ewok Adventure page Scott Stilphen's 2001 interview with Larry Gelberg Proud member of the Throwback Network! Facebook page Twitter page Blog page Listen to the show on the Retro Junkies website!