Box 1
Contains 9 Results:
Sam Dicker papers
The Sam Dicker papers are a compilation of graphics drafts, source code, a printed manual, and other ephemera related to the Williams Electronics’ arcade game Defender.
Defender graphics drafts of characters and objects, n.d. [c. 1980]
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
Sam Dicker Williams’ ephemera, 1980
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
Williams Electronics’ Defender manual and operator booklet, 1981
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
Collection report from Mother’s Pinball, Mt. Prospect, Illinois, March 16-21, 1981
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
“Big Guns from Chicago,” Tony Licata, Play Meter, April 1981 [photocopied article]
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
Funky Winkerbean syndicated comic strips about Defender, Tom Batiuk, weeks of July 12, 1982 and July 19, 1982
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
“Defender sounds, rev. 1.0,” source code printout, Sam Dicker, program release 10/31/80, printed August 21, 1982
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.
“Defender 1.0,” source code printout, printed April 15, 1983
This series houses graph paper drafts of characters and objects, printed source code, a manual, and other ephemera related to Williams Electronics’ Defender arcade game, programmed by Sam Dicker.