Summary
- Release Year: 1984
- Genres: Pinball
- Platforms: MSX, Nintendo Entertainment System
- Developers: HAL Laboratory
- Publishers: HAL Laboratory
Rollerball (1984)
Rollerball is a pinball game released by Williams Electronics in 1984. It is based on the 1975 film of the same name, which is set in a dystopian future where a violent sport called Rollerball is used to control the population.
The pinball machine features four different playfields, each with its own unique obstacles and challenges. The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible by hitting targets and completing missions.
The first playfield is set in the Rollerball arena, where players must guide the ball through a series of ramps and obstacles to score points. The second playfield is set in the city, where players must navigate through traffic and avoid obstacles to reach the end of the level. The third playfield is set in the factory, where players must collect parts to build a Rollerball machine. The fourth and final playfield is set in the Rollerball championship, where players must defeat the reigning champion to win the game.
Rollerball is a challenging and addictive pinball game that is sure to please fans of the movie and pinball enthusiasts alike. The game’s graphics and sound are excellent, and the gameplay is varied and engaging.
Gameplay
Rollerball is played on a pinball machine with four different playfields. The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible by hitting targets and completing missions.
The first playfield is set in the Rollerball arena, where players must guide the ball through a series of ramps and obstacles to score points. The second playfield is set in the city, where players must navigate through traffic and avoid obstacles to reach the end of the level. The third playfield is set in the factory, where players must collect parts to build a Rollerball machine. The fourth and final playfield is set in the Rollerball championship, where players must defeat the reigning champion to win the game.
Each playfield has its own unique set of obstacles and challenges. The arena playfield is filled with ramps, bumpers, and drop targets. The city playfield is filled with cars, trucks, and other obstacles. The factory playfield is filled with conveyor belts, gears, and other industrial hazards. The championship playfield is the most challenging of all, with a variety of obstacles and traps that must be overcome to defeat the reigning champion.
Rollerball is a fast-paced and exciting pinball game that requires skill and precision to master. Players must be able to control the ball with both flippers and the tilt controls in order to score points and complete missions. The game is also challenging, with a variety of obstacles and traps that must be overcome to reach the final playfield and defeat the reigning champion.
Graphics and sound
The graphics and sound in Rollerball are excellent. The playfields are well-detailed and充滿活力的, and the characters and objects are well-animated. The sound effects are also excellent, and they help to create a realistic and immersive experience.
The music in Rollerball is composed by Brian Eno and Roger Eno. The music is electronic and ambient, and it helps to create a futuristic and dystopian atmosphere. The music is also very catchy, and it will stay in your head long after you stop playing the game.
Conclusion
Rollerball is a classic pinball game that is still enjoyed by fans today. The game’s graphics and sound are excellent, the gameplay is challenging and addictive, and the music is catchy and memorable. If you are a fan of pinball or the movie Rollerball, then you owe it to yourself to check out this game.
Pros
- Excellent graphics and sound
- Challenging and addictive gameplay
- Catchy and memorable music
Cons
- Can be difficult to master
- Some of the missions can be frustrating
Overall
Rollerball is a great pinball game that is sure to please fans of the movie and pinball enthusiasts alike. The game’s graphics and sound are excellent, the gameplay is varied and engaging, and the music is catchy and memorable.
Review Score
8/10
