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[[Sega]] was once set to purchase{{magref|bb|1975-03-22|51}} Williams Electronics in 1975, but the deal collapsed{{magref|cb|1975-07-26|35}}{{magref|bb|1975-08-02|83}}. | [[Sega]] was once set to purchase{{magref|bb|1975-03-22|51}} Williams Electronics in 1975, but the deal collapsed{{magref|cb|1975-07-26|35}}{{magref|bb|1975-08-02|83}}. | ||
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- For the later company, see Williams Entertainment.
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Williams Electronics Games, Inc., known simply as Williams Electronics, Inc. until 1985.
Sega was once set to purchase[1] Williams Electronics in 1975, but the deal collapsed[2][3].
Contents
Softography
Master System
- Smash T.V. (1992)
Mega Drive
- Smash T.V. (1992)
- Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits (1996)
Game Gear
- Smash T.V. (1992)
- The Getaway: High Speed II (unreleased)
Saturn
Electro-mechanical pinball
- Best Hand (1970) (as Williams Electronics)
- Straight Flush (1970) (as Williams Electronics)
- Do Do Bug (1971) (as Williams Electronics)
- Doodle Bug (1971) (as Williams Electronics)
- Olympic Hockey (1972) (as Williams Electronics)
- Spanish Beauty (1972) (as Williams Electronics)
- Spanish Eyes (1972) (as Williams Electronics)
- Super Star (1972) (as Williams Electronics)
- Jackpot Flipper (1976) (as Williams Electronics)