numerous lives, Han and Leia only have one life each. Obi-Wan Kenobi can resurrect Han Solo or Princess Leia five times (in the Game Gear and Master System versions, the player is even required to kill and resurrect them in order to earn the last 10% completion points and see the ending), R2-D2 can display a map of the Death Star hallways, and C-3PO can provide information on the current part of the game. Darth Vader makes his only appearance on the Game Over screen. Chewbacca appears at the end of the Game Boy version, and is mentioned in passing a few times. It is noted in the instruction manual that Chewie flies the Millennium Falcon if Han Solo dies. Reception Victor Lucas of The Electric Playground gave the Game Gear version a 7 out of 10 and wrote, "Star Wars does feature some impressive artistic design and a few technical surprises. It's still one of the sharpest looking games available for Sega's 8-bit portable". References External links Star Wars (Game Gear) at the Internet Archive 1991 video games Capcom games Game Boy games Game Gear games LucasArts games Master System games Nintendo Entertainment System games NMS Software games Platform games Single-player video games Star Wars (film) video games Tiertex Design Studios games U.S. Gold games Ubisoft games Video games developed in Australia