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Star Wars Screen Entertainment

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Star Wars Screen Entertainment was a product of LucasArts Entertainment Company and Presage Software Development, Inc., released in June 1994. It was a 3.5″ diskette, (and later as a CD-ROM as part of the The LucasArts Archives Vol. I collection), including different A New Hope–themed screen savers. It was was available for Windows operating system 3.1 or higher, as well as for Macintosh system 7.0 and above.

Screen Entertainment does not include any interactive game. However, the user can customize some aspects of the screen savers (number of stars, speed, etc.). The icon to execute the program was R2-D2, which was also used in the Jawas option.

Early promotional materials referred to the software as the Star Wars Screen Saver.

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Title
Star Wars Screen Entertainment
Developer
Presage Software Development, Inc.
Publisher
LucasArts
Released
June 1994
Engine
Delrina Intermission
Platforms
PC
Mac
Designer
Mike Kennedy, Glenn Sugden

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