This week in RetroNots.

See where I live.

Hi everyone and welcome to Episode Mystery of RetroNots.

I'm this week's host Jeremy Parrish and with me here to discuss the majestic topic of Williams' entertainment, we have the usual...

I'm Bob, stop the new order bus, Mackie.

You'll find out what that means later.

I don't know what that means.

And our local Williams expert.

Hi, I'm Jazz Ragnar.

And we brought Jazz in because one, I think Defender is his favorite video game ever, is that correct?

Robatron, but Defender is a very close game.

Well, both of those are Williams' games.

And also because he had the knockdown dragout interview to end all interviews with Eugene Jarvis about a year ago.

Is that why we haven't seen Eugene since?

Only one two-minute inter-one-man leave and Jazz is here with us.

So anyway, yeah, Jazz is what you would call an expert on the topic.

So he's here to elucidate and enlighten us.

So anyway, yeah, it's a topic style that we haven't really done a lot.

We don't talk about specific developers or publishers or manufacturers that often.

We usually go for either specific games or series or else bigger, broader topics.

But Williams is actually a pretty interesting case study in game history, I think.

They were a major arcade powerhouse in the Golden Era of video games.

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