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WILLIAMS Production from 1985 to 1999

Here is the list of games produced by Williams between 1985 and 1999.

Excluding the last 2 years, Williams out produced all other pinball manufacturers during these years and produced more titles than anyone else, as well as the most amount of total production than their competition.
The last few years were very lean for Williams resulting in the company closing its doors. The last game to be produced was Star wars Episode 1 being a Pin2000 design.

1985-06 Comet

1986-01 High Speed
1986-04 Grand Lizard
1986-07 Road Kings
1986-10 PIN·BOT
1986-11 Spitfire

1987-01 Millionaire
1987-03 F-14 Tomcat
1987-08 Fire!
1987-09 Fire! Champagne Edition
1987-10 Big Guns
1987-12 Space Station

1988-02 Cyclone
1988-05 Banzai Run
1988-06 Swords of Fury
1988-08 Taxi
1988-12 Jokerz

1989-02 Earthshaker
1989-04 Black Knight 2000
1989-08 Police Force
1989-11 Bad Cats

1990-01 Whirlwind
1990-06 Rollergames
1990-09 Diner
1990-11 Funhouse
1990-11 Riverboat Gambler

1991-02 The Machine: Bride of Pin·bot
1991-03 SlugFest Williams
1991-07 Terminator 2: Judgment Day
1991-08 Hurricane

1992-02 The Getaway: High Speed II
1992-10 Fish Tales

1993-01 White Water
1993-04 Bram Stoker's Dracula
1993-08 Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure
1993-11 Star Trek: The Next Generation

1994-02 Demolition Man
1994-07 The Flintstones
1994-10 Red & Ted's Road Show

1995-11 Congo
1995-03 Dirty Harry
1995-05 No Fear: Dangerous Sports
1995-10 Jack·Bot
1995-08 Johnny Mnemonic

1996-05 Tales of the Arabian Nights
1996-12 Junk Yard

1997-06 Medieval Madness
1997-12 No Good Gofers

1998-07 Monster Bash

1999-11 Playboy
1999-06 Star Wars Episode I
1999-11 Wizard Blocks™ (never went into production - prototype for the 3rd Pin2000 release)

Please dont post on this thread so it may be kept as a resource fact page.thankyou.

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for people to print and keep handy.

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Here are the Data East machines produced from 1987 to 1994 inclusive.
I have excluded most games with only 1 x game made.
I have however, included the Total Recall, Mad and Ritchie Rich 1 x only machines produced titles)

Hopefully I have included all titles.

Data East had a slow start but started to pick up production quite quickly.

1987-01 Laser War

1988-02 Secret Service
1988-11 Time Machine
1988-08 Torpedo Alley

1989-09 Monday Night Football
1989-05 Playboy 35th Anniversary

1990-06 Back to the Future
1990-04 King Kong (9 x only)
1990-04 Phantom of the Opera
1990-01 Robocop
1990-10 The Simpsons
1990 Total Recall (1 only)

1991-08 Batman
1991-02 Checkpoint
1991-09 Star Trek 25th Anniversary
1991-06 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

1992-05 Hook
1992-08 Lethal Weapon 3
1992-12 Star Wars

1993-02 Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends
1993-06 Jurassic Park
1993-10 Last Action Hero Data
1993-10 Mad (1 x only)
1993-12 Tales from the Crypt

1994-07 Guns N' Roses
1994-10 Maverick
1994-07 Richie Rich
1994-01 The Who's Tommy Pinball Wizard
1994-05 WWF Royal Rumble

Best not to post on this page so that it stays a fact resource page not a discussion page. thanks.

Caveoftreasures:
I listed once before in general discussion the lists of all manufacturers and the machines each manufacturer made, and also listed what titles were made in year/date order.

As a resource to keep in DMD to present, best not to post under this first post, that way it will stay as a resource fact sheet instead of a discussion post please.

For general interest, STERN'S modern pinball machines, manufactured between 1999 and 2013 have produced a total of apx 55 game variations.

If you didnt know your Stern machines back to front, here is a list I have compiled for interest. Hopefully I havent missed any.

I have listed the title and year. Its good to see how STERN has evolved over the modern DMD years with many different and varied titles.
If I was to guess, STERN have probably produced a few thousand machines per title, and in some cases alot more. Perhaps they have made as many as 100,000 machines over the last 13 years, perhaps even alot more, given they export to around 30 countries.

Here is the list for 1999 to 2012 inclusive.

1999 Harley-Davidson®

2000-01 Striker Xtreme
2000-09 Sharkey's Shootout

2001-01 High Roller Casino
2001-06 Austin Powers™
2001-09 Monopoly™
2001-11 NFL

2002-01 Playboy® Stern
2002-08 RollerCoaster Tycoon
2002-11 Harley-Davidson® (2nd Edition)

2003-02 The Simpsons Pinball Party
2003-06 Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
2003-12 The Lord of the Rings Stern

2004-08 Elvis®
2004 Harley-Davidson® (3rd Edition)
2004-03 Ripley's Believe It or Not!®

2005-01 Grand Prix
2005-02 The Sopranos®
2005-08 NASCAR®

2006-02 World Poker Tour™
2006-07 Pirates of the Caribbean

2007-06 Spider-Man
2007- Black Spider-Man™
2007 Dale Jr.
2007 Family Guy
2007-10 Wheel Of Fortune

2008-07 Batman The Dark Knight
2008-11 CSI
2008-04 Indiana Jones
2008 Shrek™ Stern

2009 NBA
2009 -02 - TV Series 24
2009-10 Lord of the Rings
2009-12 The Lord of the Rings (Limited Edition)

2010 Batman (Standard Model) Batman The Dark Knight
2010-01 Big Buck Hunter Pro
2010 Iron Man
2010 Iron Man Classic Non-Commercial
2010-08 Avatar
2010-12 Avatar Limited Edition

2011 The Rolling Stones
2011 The Rolling Stones (Limited Edition)
2011 Transformers™ (Pro)
2011 Transformers™ Autobot Crimson Limited Edition
2011 Transformers™ Decepticon Violet Limited Edition
2011 Transformers™ Limited Edition ("Combo")
2011 TRON: Legacy
2011 TRON: Legacy (Limited Edition)

2012 AC/DC (Pro)
2012-03 AC/DC (Premium)
2012-03 AC/DC Back In Black Limited Edition
2012-03 AC/DC Let There Be Rock Limited Edition
2012-08 X-Men Pro Stern
2012-06 X-Men Magneto LE
2012-06 X-Men Wolverine LE
2012-12 Avengers Pro
2012-12 Avengers LE Hulk
2012-12 Avengers LE Blue Team Avengers LE
2013-01 Avengers Premium

2014 Mustang Series. Pro, Premium and LE

As a resource to keep in DMD to present, best not to post under this first post, that way it will stay as a resource fact sheet instead of a discussion post please.

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