Skee Skill

Skee Skill was designed for Williams Electronics in June 1973 as an electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine, though according to IPDB records it was never put into production. As a design from this era, it would have relied on Williams' traditional EM technology — relays, scoring reels, and solenoids — rather than the solid-state electronics that wouldn't become standard industry-wide for several more years.

Specific details about Skee Skill's theme, artwork, and playfield features have not survived in the historical record, which is common for prototype-stage games that never reached production. Its model number (422) places it within Williams' product line of the early 1970s, a period when the company was a dominant force in EM pinball manufacturing.

As an unproduced prototype, Skee Skill remains a largely undocumented footnote in Williams' history — one of many designs explored internally that never made it to operators' floors.