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Chuck E. Cheese Roll is a CEC branded skeeball machine that was found in many of the restaurants. It is distinctly different than the “Skee ball” and “Alley Roller” games, which were also found in restaurants later on. It dates all the way to Pizza Time Theatre, and early on was one of the only ways to earn tickets in the restaurants. <ref>https://m.facebook.com/pizzatimetheatre/photos/a.1070409566333266/1070415499666006/?type=3</ref>


'''''Chuck E. Cheese Roll''''' is a CEC branded Skee-Ball machine that was found in many of the restaurants. It is distinctly different than the “Skee ball” and “Alley Roller” games, which were also found in restaurants later on. It dates all the way to Pizza Time Theatre, and early on was one of the only ways to earn tickets in the restaurants. <ref>https://m.facebook.com/pizzatimetheatre/photos/a.1070409566333266/1070415499666006/?type=3</ref>
== Appearance and Scoring ==
The game operates like a typical skeeball machine; a token is inserted and skeeballs drop down, which are rolled up a ramp and into various scoring hoops. The lowest hoop is worth 10 points, followed by 20, 30, 40, and 50. Some machines featured 100 point hoops in the top left and right corners, but others did not. The colors of the machine were not consistent over the years, as the ramp part of the machine has been red, yellow, black, and the marquee and theming changed several times as well.


==Appearance and Scoring==
== Marquee variations ==
The game operates like a typical Skee-Ball machine; a token is inserted and skee-balls slide down, which are rolled up a ramp and into various scoring hoops. The lowest hoop is worth 10 points, followed by 20, 30, 40, and 50. Some machines featured 100-point hoops in the top left and right corners, but others did not. The colors of the machine were not consistent over the years, as the ramp part of the machine has been red, yellow, black, and the marquee and theming changed several times as well.
As the game was used for many years, a few different versions of the marquee artwork were used. The first one, which may have been a prototype or only used in a few locations, showed Chuck E. Wearing his derby on either side of the scoreboard. The title of the game is shown in a blue ribbon, and the background is yellow. This artwork of Chuck is exclusive to this scoreboard. The next version has artwork of Tux Chuck situated in the skeeball hoops holding a skeeball. This has a back and orange/yellow color way, which is on theme for the Pizza Time Theatre restaurant. A generic artwork of Chuck E was edited to be used on this scoreboard. There is another Pizza Time Theatre variant, which has the classic artwork of Chuck with his cane at the top. The background is white and the detailing is blue, red, and yellow. Above the game over light is the branding of the company that produced it, The Norton Co. The final variant has artwork of all of the main characters playing skeeball, with the scoreboard above their machine. 5 versions were made.<gallery>

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==Marquee variations==
As the game was used for many years, a few different versions of the marquee artwork were used. The first one, which may have been a prototype or only used in a few locations, showed Chuck E. Wearing his derby on either side of the scoreboard. The title of the game is shown in a blue ribbon, and the background is yellow. This artwork of Chuck is exclusive to this scoreboard. The next version has artwork of Tux Chuck situated in the Skee-Ball hoops holding a Skee-Ball. This has a back and orange/yellow color way, which is on theme for the Pizza Time Theatre restaurant. A generic artwork of Chuck E was edited to be used on this scoreboard. There is another Pizza Time Theatre variant, which has the classic artwork of Chuck with his cane at the top. The background is white, and the detailing is blue, red, and yellow. Above the game over light is the branding of the company that produced it, The Norton Co. The final variant has artwork of all of the main characters playing Skee-Ball, with the scoreboard above their machine. 5 versions were made.

==Gallery==
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File:T242r32cr2c23rc.png|PTT 1982 Orange Variant
File:By66n5ybn6b665u.png|PTT Yellow Variant
File:5nuu6ntv4vtnu6.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:24rvt434by53c23tv4.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:T323rcby45r24v45yb.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:23rtb35vr425t23v4.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Tbhhbfbgtb45y46byw.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Rthbtbb5h4b64y.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:35b454bh3t4b.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Y4b4y554yb45ybb5y.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Y5b 56u35vtj754yb.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:6b64yb6545tvy 6u5.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:6b46yby6435tbby46.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:46nn46y5by4by6b45y.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Early Chuck E Cheese roll.jpg|PTT Yellow Variant
File:Cheese roll top.jpg|90's White Variant
File:Full Cheese Roll machine.jpg|90's White Variant
File:Cheese Roll with Chuck.jpg|90's White Variant
File:Cheese roll other characters .jpg|90's White Variant
File:Cheese roll black.jpg|90's Black Variant
File:PTT Cheese Roll.jpg|90's Black Variant, without the 100 point hoops
</gallery>
</gallery>

==References==

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Latest revision as of 23:14, 28 August 2023


A photo of the game in a store.



Chuck E. Cheese Roll is a CEC branded Skee-Ball machine that was found in many of the restaurants. It is distinctly different than the “Skee ball” and “Alley Roller” games, which were also found in restaurants later on. It dates all the way to Pizza Time Theatre, and early on was one of the only ways to earn tickets in the restaurants. [1]

Appearance and Scoring

The game operates like a typical Skee-Ball machine; a token is inserted and skee-balls slide down, which are rolled up a ramp and into various scoring hoops. The lowest hoop is worth 10 points, followed by 20, 30, 40, and 50. Some machines featured 100-point hoops in the top left and right corners, but others did not. The colors of the machine were not consistent over the years, as the ramp part of the machine has been red, yellow, black, and the marquee and theming changed several times as well.

Marquee variations

As the game was used for many years, a few different versions of the marquee artwork were used. The first one, which may have been a prototype or only used in a few locations, showed Chuck E. Wearing his derby on either side of the scoreboard. The title of the game is shown in a blue ribbon, and the background is yellow. This artwork of Chuck is exclusive to this scoreboard. The next version has artwork of Tux Chuck situated in the Skee-Ball hoops holding a Skee-Ball. This has a back and orange/yellow color way, which is on theme for the Pizza Time Theatre restaurant. A generic artwork of Chuck E was edited to be used on this scoreboard. There is another Pizza Time Theatre variant, which has the classic artwork of Chuck with his cane at the top. The background is white, and the detailing is blue, red, and yellow. Above the game over light is the branding of the company that produced it, The Norton Co. The final variant has artwork of all of the main characters playing Skee-Ball, with the scoreboard above their machine. 5 versions were made.

Gallery

References