Rollergames

Full-length view down a roller-skating-themed pinball playfield, glass reflecting a red-lit room. Lower two-thirds is an airbrushed painted scene: two young women in roller skates stand on a grey oval skating rink marked with dark skate-stop dots, a blonde in a blue tracksuit top with green and yellow leg stripes on the left and a brunette in a hot-pink leotard with white stripes and skates on the right, both facing out with hands on hips. Above them sit a red-outlined '2X' and '4X' panel and a grid of red-bordered white rectangles, one reading THERMOS. A blue-and-orange oval says SKATE AGAIN above a black starball. The upper third is a jumble of red-painted tubular ramps, wireform rails, grey posts and orange/yellow ramp flippers against a red steel-truss lattice backdrop. The bottom apron carries a large red script title RollerGames with blue winged roller-skate emblems, flanked by a cream instruction card left and a cream card reading FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY right. Dominant colours are red, black, hot pink, and cream/white.

A photographed pinball playfield seen through reflective glass, set in a light wood cabinet. The lower two-thirds is dominated by a huge dark maroon oval studded with round bump dots, flanked by two comic-book women: on the left a blonde woman in a blue jacket over a yellow-and-green lightning-bolt bodysuit with green leggings, and on the right a dark curly-haired woman in a hot-pink cut-out jumpsuit with white sleeves and gold jewellery. Above them a grid of rectangular sponsor logos in white panels (Lite, Rayovac, Thermos) sits beneath two busts of men in blue overalls and hard hats. The upper playfield is a dense red steel lattice of towers and ramps over a painted city skyline, with red pop bumpers and a cluster of cartoon faces. A yellow vertical banner on the left reads EXPLOSIVES SLED LOADED. Blue winged-star emblems sit in both lower corners, red arrow labels read LANE CHANGE, and cream instruction cards occupy the apron. Art style is bold airbrushed 1980s comic illustration.

A painted backglass above a black-and-red speaker panel. Across the top, a large block-letter title in red with orange shading reads ROLLERGAMES, set over radiating white-and-blue speed lines; a small red script word sits at the top left and a white paper dart/arrowhead shape points in from the top right. Six figures fill a pale rink against a dark navy background scattered with yellow starbursts, coloured confetti squares, card-suit pips, dice and clock faces. At left a dark-haired man in a white-and-blue star-spangled top and jeans leans forward on quad roller skates, one arm flung out. Centre stage three skaters in orange leopard-print shirts and pale blue shorts stride in a line, one lifting an arm. At right two blonde women in pale blue-and-white uniform tops, blue leggings, red gloves and red boots skate away from the viewer, backs and profiles shown, hair streaming. Below the art, the panel carries a red LED score readout showing 2,066,930, rectangular instruction-card slots, and a bottom rail of red cards with tall yellow letters.

Painted backglass dominated by a huge arched title logo across the whole top third: tall condensed italic capitals in red with white lower halves and a black outline, laid over horizontal white speed lines, with a small TM at the right end. A red cursive manufacturer signature sits in the top-left corner. Six roller-skating figures fill the picture against a black arena backdrop with banks of pale-blue rectangular floodlight panels and a low red railing. At far left a large dark-haired man in a white star-spangled top, red gloves, blue-and-yellow shorts and white quad skates lunges towards the viewer with one arm flung up and mouth open. Behind him four smaller skaters in red or white star-trimmed tops skate in a line, one crouching. At the right two women in white star-spangled leotards with long flowing hair skate one behind the other, one glancing back over her shoulder. Red, yellow, blue and white confetti squares float over a pale blue ice floor; a white curved ribbon shape sweeps down the right side.