For mine I went with Comet - and I don't color-bomb if that's the look you are after:

Controlled -1smd frosted non-ghosting except yellow. I went with the 4smd since yellow bulbs are always dimmer than other colors. Art steered me in that direction and it works.

GI and backbox -cheap natural whites. Next time I tear it down, I think I'll switch the GI to sunlight.

To do your game, you have a choice between "easy" or what looks best for you.

Take a peek at Comets help pages, as youll want to determine the Brightness of lighting first.

A Game in a Room with tons of overhead lighting always on, is different than wanting to play in the dark.

Stick with frosted Bulbs, always safe..(Except in yellow, as noted, but white behind yellow is safe too)

Keep it easy and use Sunlight white....Everything looks great!

Add a few colors to your taste.

Regarding Non ghosting and this specific game, I encourage people to do as you have, make a thread and get input,
or search your game with the word "LED" and with about 1/2 hour of reading, you will be an apprentice, and master
the whole thing with a little knowledge and a game under your belt.

To me, personally, this produces the best result.

If you wish to keep it simple, try their starter or Master kits in any brightness level and have a blast, learning as you go,

Be sure to use not ghosting in the system 3. I had one of these. I recommend using the bendibe LEDs right above the ramp entrances and along the strip in the back.
Cool white worked well for the GI. Color match the insets.

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1. I used these for all controlled lights - color matched to each insert (red under red insert, etc) - except yellow. Yellow bulbs are much dimmer. For the yellow inserts, I used 4smd bulbs. I tried several options and liked the rich yellow color versus using white under the inserts.

2. G.I. - cool white bullet bulbs - 25 pack $7.25. No need for non-ghosting in G.I. Lighting. The cool white/natural white bulbs look good in this game. However, sitting next to a game with 2smd Sunlight hue bulbs, the game doesn't look as good/bright (in my opinion) as the one it sits next to.