Williams Electronic Games, Inc.

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Developed Games

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Sinistar (Game)

31 December 1982

Sinistar is a space shooter that revolves around the destruction of a malevolent world-eating star known as Sinistar. Being a twitch-based game, it rewards quick reflexes over tactics, strategy, or problem-solving.

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Joust 2: Survival Of The Fittest (Game)

31 December 1986

This 1986 release was a sequel to the smash Williams arcade game. Joust 2 featured two-player simultaneous play and dozens of levels.

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Bubbles (Game)

31 December 1982

An early Williams arcade game where the goal is to clean up a kitchen sink.

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Funhouse (Game)

1 November 1990

Funhouse is a pinball machine that features Rudy, a talking head that lives on the table and mocks you as you play.

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Medieval Madness (Game)

30 June 1997

Released in 1997, Medieval Madness is one of the last games produced by Williams.

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Black Knight (Game)

30 November 1980

Black Knight

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Star Trek: The Next Generation (Game)

30 November 1993

All hands - prepare for multiball! Make it so in this licensed pinball game featuring voice work from the cast of the acclaimed TV series.

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Gorgar (Game)

31 December 1979

Gorgar is the first pinball table to exhibit synthesized voice, with a total of seven words.

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Whirlwind (Game)

31 January 1990

"Feel the Power of the Wind!" A Williams pinball machine released in 1990

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The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot (Game)

28 February 1991

The sequel to Pin*Bot takes a cue from another tale of artificial life.

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No Good Gofers (Game)

31 December 1997

No Good Gofers is a Williams pinball machine.

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Bram Stoker's Dracula (Game)

30 April 1993

Bram Stoker's Dracula is a pinball machine based on the classic story.

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Published Games

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Sinistar (Game)

31 December 1982

Sinistar is a space shooter that revolves around the destruction of a malevolent world-eating star known as Sinistar. Being a twitch-based game, it rewards quick reflexes over tactics, strategy, or problem-solving.

ARC​

Joust 2: Survival Of The Fittest (Game)

31 December 1986

This 1986 release was a sequel to the smash Williams arcade game. Joust 2 featured two-player simultaneous play and dozens of levels.

ARC​

Bubbles (Game)

31 December 1982

An early Williams arcade game where the goal is to clean up a kitchen sink.

ARC​

Funhouse (Game)

1 November 1990

Funhouse is a pinball machine that features Rudy, a talking head that lives on the table and mocks you as you play.

PIN​

Medieval Madness (Game)

30 June 1997

Released in 1997, Medieval Madness is one of the last games produced by Williams.

PIN​

Black Knight (Game)

30 November 1980

Black Knight

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Star Trek: The Next Generation (Game)

30 November 1993

All hands - prepare for multiball! Make it so in this licensed pinball game featuring voice work from the cast of the acclaimed TV series.

PIN​

Gorgar (Game)

31 December 1979

Gorgar is the first pinball table to exhibit synthesized voice, with a total of seven words.

PIN​

Whirlwind (Game)

31 January 1990

"Feel the Power of the Wind!" A Williams pinball machine released in 1990

PIN​

The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot (Game)

28 February 1991

The sequel to Pin*Bot takes a cue from another tale of artificial life.

PIN​

No Good Gofers (Game)

31 December 1997

No Good Gofers is a Williams pinball machine.

PIN​

Bram Stoker's Dracula (Game)

30 April 1993

Bram Stoker's Dracula is a pinball machine based on the classic story.

PIN​

Company details

Name

Williams Electronic Games, Inc.

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Developed Games

• Sinistar (Game)
• Joust 2: Survival Of The Fittest (Game)
• Bubbles (Game)
• Funhouse (Game)
• Medieval Madness (Game)
• Black Knight (Game)
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (Game)
• Gorgar (Game)
• Whirlwind (Game)
• The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot (Game)
• No Good Gofers (Game)
• Bram Stoker's Dracula (Game)
• Arcade Classic 4: Defender / Joust (Game)
• Defender 2000 (Game)
• White Water (Game)
• Earthshaker (Game)
• Red & Ted's Road Show (Game)
• Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Game)
• Star Wars Episode I (Game)
• Taxi (Game)
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Published Games

• Sinistar (Game)
• Joust 2: Survival Of The Fittest (Game)
• Bubbles (Game)
• Funhouse (Game)
• Medieval Madness (Game)
• Black Knight (Game)
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (Game)
• Gorgar (Game)
• Whirlwind (Game)
• The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot (Game)
• No Good Gofers (Game)
• Bram Stoker's Dracula (Game)
• White Water (Game)
• Earthshaker (Game)
• Red & Ted's Road Show (Game)
• Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Game)
• Star Wars Episode I (Game)
• Taxi (Game)
• Jack*Bot (Game)
• Space Shuttle (Game)
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Franchises

• Mortal Kombat (Franchise)
• Defender (Franchise)
• Joust (Franchise)
• Pin*Bot (Franchise)
• Arcade Archives (Franchise)
• Robotron (Franchise)
• ARCADE GAME SERIES (Franchise)
• Arcade Classic (Franchise)
• Arcade's Greatest Hits (Franchise)
• Cruis'n (Franchise)
• Dirty Harry (Franchise)
• Doom (Franchise)
• Double Dragon (Franchise)
• Dracula (Franchise)
• Indiana Jones (Franchise)
• Johnny Mnemonic (Franchise)
• Moon Patrol (Franchise)
• Ms. Pac-Man (Franchise)
• NARC (Franchise)
• NASCAR (Franchise)

People

• Steve Ritchie (Person)
• Brian Glynn (Person)
• Dan Forden (Person)
• Eddie Wong (Person)
• John Parrish (Person)
• John Turk (Person)
• Kerri Hoskins (Person)
• Lia Montelongo (Person)
• Michael O'Brien (Person)
• Richard Divizio (Person)
• Sal DiVita (Person)
• Tony Marquez (Person)
• Arnold Schwarzenegger (Person)
• Becky Gable (Person)
• Brian Schmidt (Person)
• Ed Boon (Person)
• Eugene Jarvis (Person)
• Jeff Minter (Person)
• Pat Lawlor (Person)

Characters

• Pin*Bot (Character)
• Bi-Han (Character)
• Cyrax (Character)
• Jax (Character)
• Kabal (Character)
• Kano (Character)
• Kitana (Character)
• Kuai Liang (Character)
• Kung Lao (Character)
• Kurtis Stryker (Character)
• Liu Kang (Character)
• Motaro (Character)
• Nightwolf (Character)
• Raiden (Character)
• Sektor (Character)
• Shang Tsung (Character)
• Shao Kahn (Character)
• Sheeva (Character)
• Sindel (Character)
• Smoke (Character)

Concepts

• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• Skill Shot (Concept)
• Multiball (Concept)
• Ball Saver (Concept)
• Match Sequence (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• Video Mode (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Robot (Concept)
• Achievements (Concept)
• Cheat Code (Concept)
• Digital Rights Management (Concept)
• Digitized Sprites (Concept)
• Games Based on Movies (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• Sequel (Concept)
• Single-Screen Level (Concept)
• Sprite (Concept)

Locations

• Space (Location)
• Earth (Location)
• Netherrealm (Location)
• Noob Saibot's Dorfen (Location)
• Outworld (Location)
• The Balcony (Location)
• The Bank (Location)
• The Pit (Location)
• The Rooftop (Location)
• The Street (Location)
• The Subway (Location)
• Bell Tower (Location)
• Bridge (Location)
• Chicago (Location)
• Chrysler Building (Location)
• Church (Location)
• Edenia (Location)
• Hell (Location)
• Kahn's Kave (Location)
• Los Angeles (Location)

Objects

• Pinball (Object)
• Pinball Flippers (Object)
• Drop Target (Object)
• Plunger (Object)
• Bumper (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Missile (Object)
• Pistol (Object)
• Baton (Object)
• Bionic Arm (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Headband (Object)
• Hook Sword (Object)
• Kunai (Object)
• Mask (Object)
• Razor Hat (Object)
• Skull (Object)
• Arcade Cabinet (Object)
• Axe (Object)
• Bash Toy (Object)