Hunt down this Star Wars Pinball – Boba Fett Table trailer

In advance of next week’s release, Zen Studios sent over an another awesome new trailer for the Star Wars Pinball… this time focusing on the table dedicated to everyone’s favorite intergalactic bounty hunter, Boba Fett.

Check it out below.

Star Wars Pinball – Boba Fett Table trailer:
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The Boba Fett pinball table features fast-paced pinball action, and focuses on several major moments in Boba Fett?s bounty hunting career as he takes on jobs from two clients: the Galactic Empire and the Hutts. The table would not be complete without a Han Solo in Carbonite spinner and Sarlacc Pit!

Players will be able to download Star Wars Pinball on the following platforms:

  • Star Wars Pinball on the Apple App Store
  • Star Wars Pinball on Google Play
  • Pinball FX2 on Xbox LIVE Arcade
  • Zen Pinball 2 on PlayStation 3 and PS Vita as Cross-Buy entitled content
  • Zen Pinball HD on Google Play
  • Zen Pinball on the Apple App Store
  • Zen Pinball 2 on the Mac App Store
Paul Bryant

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