Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.50)

Partial
Completion13%

Midway2003P2Kmidway.pinball-2000-star-wars-episode-i-1-50.2003 Updated 2026-10-05

midway/pinball-2000-star-wars-episode-i-1-50-2003.mdmidway/pinball-2000-star-wars-episode-i-1-50-2003.json

Wire it up

what an authoring tool needs first
Bind this ROM
swep1_150

16 ROM sets resolve to this machine. Clones share the definition unless a hardware difference is listed.

Controller platform
pinmame.p2k

PinMAME already reports logical active state. Do not invert again in the table — normally-closed is a physical fact recorded per switch, not a runtime transform.

Displays

No display inventory recorded yet.

Address space

Coverage

Partial

Real evidence exists, but authoring requirements are still missing or in conflict. Verify before shipping a table.

Completion13%

Progress is derived from the fixed author-readiness requirements. It helps rank unfinished work, but only a 100% author-ready definition passes the publication gate.

Catalog Identity
validated
Address Enumeration
unknown
Semantic Naming
unknown
Physical Wiring
unknown
Mechanisms
unknown
Variant Coverage
candidate
Recreation Knowledge
unknown
Still missing · 14
IdentityDriver MappingInput EnumerationInput SemanticsOutput EnumerationOutput SemanticsDisplay InventoryMechanism InventoryMechanism BehaviorPolarityVariant DifferencesRecreation NotesProvenanceSpatial Placement

Recreation notes

Working knowledge that has no schema field yet — edition differences, tuning values, pitfalls.

Coverage: partial - machine identity plus candidate-only I/O attachments. Playfield devices, wiring, mechanisms, and behavior are evidenced only as unverified candidates.

This record was promoted from the generated catalog stub stub.pinmame.swep1_150 by the catalog-wide identity pass of 2026-08-29. The promotion resolves machine identity and carries the catalog's residual driver grouping over unchanged, the platform and device attachments below were added by the 2026-08-29/30 candidate passes and assert nothing beyond candidate provenance. Every requirement in the definition's coverage.missing is genuinely outstanding.

Identity

  • PinMAME catalog: root driver swep1_150, description "Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.50)", manufacturer "Williams", catalog year "2003". Revisions before b7a60eb0 reported every swep1_* driver's manufacturer as "Midway" ("Midway / mypinballs" for the community sets); the machine record keeps the identity (Midway, and the midway. ID prefix) it was created with.
  • No OPDB record is mapped for this driver in machines/opdb_id.csv, so the name above comes from the PinMAME catalog alone and is unverified.
  • The definition's driver list is exactly the clone tree PinMAME declares under swep1_150; whether every listed driver really runs on this physical machine is unverified.

Drivers this record holds

  • swep1_040 (1999, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_100 (1999, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_110 (1999, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_120 (1999, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_130 (1999, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_140 (2000, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_150 (2003, Williams).
  • swep1_160 (2006, Williams, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_165r1 (2018, Williams / hemtoni, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_165r2 (2021, Williams / hemtoni, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_166r1 (2021, Williams / hemtoni, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_166r2 (2022, Williams / hemtoni, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_200h (2016, Williams / hemtoni, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_200m (2025, Williams / mypinballs, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_201 (2025, Williams / mypinballs, clone of swep1_150).
  • swep1_210 (2025, Williams / mypinballs, clone of swep1_150).

PinMAME b7a60eb0 renamed the former swep1_200 (myPinballs' 2025 2.00, the same update files) to swep1_200m, added hemtoni's unrelated 2016 2.00 as swep1_200h, and added the official 1.00-1.20 sets, the 0.40 Prism-ROM fallback swep1_040, and the unofficial 1.60/1.65/1.66 sets. Whether each of them runs on this physical machine is still unverified.

PinMAME source contract (candidate)

  • The PinMAME source declares swep1_150 at src/wpc/p2k.c:1584 at revision 8371478a (line 2473 at b7a60eb0) with machine module p2k; the definition declares controller platform pinmame.p2k from it.

What a curator must establish next

Full input, output, and display enumeration with semantic names; physical wiring and polarity; mechanism inventory and behavior; variant differences across the clone tree; recreation knowledge from a manual, schematic, or known-working table; runtime provenance; and a normalized spatial placement for every physical device. No manual, schematic, or runtime-harness evidence is retained for this machine yet; the candidate sections above are the only retained I/O evidence so far.

ROM sets

Every driver that resolves to this physical machine.

ROM set Description Year Parent Hardware
swep1_210Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (2.10 unofficial MOD) 2025swep1_150—
swep1_201Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (2.01 unofficial MOD) 2025swep1_150—
swep1_200mPinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (2.00 mypinballs unofficial MOD) 2025swep1_150—
swep1_166r2Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.66 rev. 2 unofficial MOD) 2022swep1_150—
swep1_166r1Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.66 rev. 1 unofficial MOD) 2021swep1_150—
swep1_165r2Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.65 rev. 2 unofficial MOD) 2021swep1_150—
swep1_165r1Pinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (1.65 rev. 1 unofficial MOD) 2018swep1_150—
swep1_200hPinball 2000: Star Wars Episode I (2.00 hemtoni unofficial MOD) 2016swep1_150—

Parent set: swep1_150 — clones share this definition unless a hardware difference is noted.

Evidence

Every claim above traces to one of these. When they disagree: a known-working VPX script wins on controller addresses and causality, the manual wins on wiring and construction, pinned PinMAME wins on emulator routing and display layout.

  • PinMAME catalog

    BSD-3-Clause

    pinmame.catalog.8371478a7640

    PinmameGetGames

    8371478a7640
    by
    PinMAME contributors
    rev
    8371478a7640

  • PinMAME source

    BSD-3-Clause

    pinmame.core.8371478a7640

    src/wpc/p2k.c:1584 (machine module p2k)

    src/wpc/p2k.c
    by
    PinMAME contributors
    rev
    8371478a7640

Something wrong or missing?

This definition still has 14 unmet requirements, listed under Missing data below. Fixes belong in the definition itself — editing on GitHub forks it for you and opens the pull request.

Cite a source for anything you change — a manual page, a line in a working VPX script, PinMAME source, or a reading from the machine's own service menu. Claims without provenance cannot be validated.

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Missing data

What this game definition still needs to reach 100% and become author-ready.

  • Machine identity

    Verify the physical title, manufacturer, year and edition against attributable sources.

  • ROM compatibility

    Verify which PinMAME drivers and firmware variants belong to this physical machine.

  • Complete input inventory

    Account for every switch, service input and diagnostic address, including unused positions.

  • Input functions

    Validate which physical sensor or cabinet control each input represents and when it activates.

  • Complete output inventory

    Account for every coil, motor, lamp, flasher and general-illumination circuit, including unused addresses.

  • Output functions

    Validate the physical device, function and fitted quantity behind each output binding.

  • Displays

    Verify every display, its layout and its controller bindings.

  • Mechanism inventory

    Document every mechanism, its moving parts, actuators, sensors and connections.

  • Mechanism behavior

    Validate mechanism operation, ball paths, home positions, startup and reset behavior.

  • Switch construction and polarity

    Verify normally open or closed contacts and how PinMAME delivers their active states.

  • Edition and firmware differences

    Document supported hardware and firmware differences without combining incompatible editions.

  • Recreation knowledge

    Complete the source-backed behavior and assembly notes needed to recreate the machine.

  • Evidence and sources

    Back the remaining claims with attributable sources, exact locators, retained excerpts and verified hashes.

  • Physical device locations

    Establish validated playfield locations for every physical sensor, actuator and light emitter, including bulb counts and justified projections.