No wear near the magnet? How does the Wall ramp look? Those are almost always damaged.

Are they asking a price or are you just supposed to make an offer?

If you like Steve Ritchie games from that era, and don't mind the theme, it's a great game. May be somewhat similar to HS in that it is a three flipper game but I think it's different enough to be in the same collection. Did you happen to notice if it had a diamond coated playfield? If it does and is as nice as you say I would value it at around $1400. Wether or not that's what you offer is up to you, that's the max price I would say.

I've never played it, but I think Rollergames looks awesome. I have no idea where I'd put it, but I'd pick one up in a second and enjoy it in all it's cheesy glory.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/for-sale-dhsample-dm-tommycq-ft-taxi-rollergames-dp-ww-vids

Here is one for sale a while ago.. don't know if it sold.

Frax had one for sale while back. Might check with him.

I'd place the value of that game in the $1500-1800 range.

I'd probably offer $1500 and would be extremely happy getting it at that amount because I love Rollergames. I think realistically the highest it'd sell for would be maybe $1600 although there might be people who would pay more.

Great fun if you like Richie games and 80s cheese. I really can't believe how low it's rated and it must be dislike of the theme. I personally love the game and "stole" a DP one for $700 a couple years ago. I would say it probably goes for at least double that now.

The market is really soft right now with pins sitting for a long time. I think 1500 is too high of a starting point of the negotiation. What if you don't like it? It would take a long time to sell it if you paid $1500+

I would say JohnWart is spot on.

Routed beaters sell for 1200+ What you are describing is easily 1600+

It is also a really cool sys11. I found one for a decent price, fixed it up and was gonna trade till I realized how much fun it is.

Fully agree. I bought one too last year, rebuilt it to sell and still have it (not for sale)- I would have loved to have the diamond plate, that in itself makes it an easy 1500 up .

Nice score. The music on Rollergames is grating at length, but I always enjoyed the game.

It's a $1600 game all day. Maybe $2k on a good day. I'm $2200 in on mine and love it

At 1k$ you got a smokin deal, I for one am jealous!

Are you joking??? One of the only pins with its own music.

Multiball jackpot music is great to! My wife claims it says "Get fucked" for the jackpot music which cracks me up and is now the only thing I can hear in my head after getting a jackpot!

Great score! any time you can get a nice pin for $1k that's a good day in my book

Wish I could find one for that price. The gameplay is fun and I actually like the music. Enjoy it.

A) Plenty of pins had their own music. Maybe not with lyrics, but I hate pinball music with lyrics anyway.
2) The music part is fine, it's the singing. The repetitious "Rock, Rock, Rock, Rock and Roller Games".

See. Aren't you glad you listened to me and not these guys throwing around crazy numbers?

Nonsense. Show me a routed beater that has sold for that much lately. Nothing on crazy ebay is above that. And the few FS thread on there were around that amount and that was 1-2 years ago that the height of the boom.

i love the cheese!

um... Ebay avg of last 12 months is 1492 for rollergames...
This includes the last 2 which sold at 1k and had battery damaged board for 1 and missing trans for the other. Both also required local sale/pickup and were poorly described.pictures. If anything these 2 pulled down your ebay avg which is already more than you claim???

If ebay is 1500, that means real world is 10 to 20% less. That puts it right at the 1200 to 1350 mark I quoted. my price quotes are usually pretty spot on with reality.

Most recent pinside sales have all been 1200+ and not many sales out there. RG is not a real common game with under 5k made almost 25 years ago.

If you are paying attention to prices then you should know that unfortunately some of these great sys11 and games that have traditionally been less popular have gone up and not down in the past 12 months. Many players (like me) that reside in the 2k and less wheelhouse so these cheaper games have gone up as many of us are not in the NIB market but want new fun titles to try out.

congrats on the pickup!

Congrats on the 2 awesome buys. That RG is probably one of the best buys I have heard about for quite awhile on here

I agree. People will price check it that high but when one actually shows up for sale at said high price it never sells. $1000 - $1200 for a routed game and $1500 for a perfect game would be my limits for Rollergames, and I imagine most other people would pay that much or lower.

You stole it for that price imo. A top 5 game in my collection.

I paid 1100 for a routed players game. Of course it ended up being in much worse condition than described - but still that was a reasonable price in my area last year.

ALL have been 1200? Once again, this is nonsense. I see one for 800 2 years ago and a one starting at 1200 and another at 1275. Those are OBO prices. Plus these prices are 1-2 years ago at the height of the pinball boom. Prices have stabalized or come down since then.

I don't really care since mine is not for sale and i already own the 2 best ritchie games. If you want one, then good luck in your search for a playable one for under 1200. It is a great game and i hope you find one. Unfortunately while the top end has decreased these great older games seem to have gone up in price.

I am not looking for one. I am just pointing out that you are throwing around words like "all" when that clearly is not the case.

In Madison, recent is not 2 years . I know SD travels at a much slower pace, but even you know that pinball prices fluctuate and only the past 6 to 12 months could even reasonably be called 'recent'...

If you want another data point, I bought mine last March and am in to it at 1400 plus.

YEAH UH I WANT IT BACK... =|

He's got mine unless he traded up and found a full prototype...

Game is alot of fun and hard to get an equally fun reliable game for the same amount of money if you sold it for $1,200 Mine isn't collector condition but is nice with LED's, new MPU, new power supply, pinscore display, new interconnect board, and some other upgrades as well...$1200 wouldn't take it...not that it is for sale.

I'd say if you saw one for under $1400 in good playing condition you should pick one up, very fun. I have never seen a sale price for a diamond plate one but those are very nice as well. I could see one of those going for $1,800 - $2,000 because you almost never see them on the market.

Only thing keeping the price down on this one is there were 5,000 of them made and I doubt they were played all that much on route back in the day as DMD''s were right around the corner. Not a rare game by any means.