Road Show

Road Show is a solid-state pinball machine produced by Williams Electronic Games, Inc. in October 1994. Built on the Williams WPC Security (WPC-S) platform, it is a four-player game outfitted with a dot matrix display, four flippers, two ramps, and multiball. Its road-construction theme follows a cross-country journey, with the playfield centered on a highway crew tearing up and rebuilding the road.

With 6,259 units produced, Road Show was a solidly successful early-WPC-S release and remains a popular machine among collectors of 1990s Williams titles. Its dense layout and multiple flippers make it a fast, feature-rich table typical of Williams' mid-decade output.